AktivAsia strengthens the leadership of social justice campaigns across Pakistan in partnership with Center for Social Innovation in Developing Countries (CSIDC). Through immersive learning spaces, group coaching, and peer support groups (learning pods), we have worked with campaigns rooted in gender justice, climate action, and energy transitions. This partnership has nurtured stronger, more coordinated collective leadership in these spaces.
AktivAsia’s partner, CSIDC is a women-led leadership institute in Pakistan dedicated to unleashing leadership and nurturing ecosystems for systemic transformation. Since 2017, CSIDC has equipped more than 650 leaders across Pakistan and the Asia-Pacific bringing global best practices, primarily Harvard’s leadership pedagogy, into dialogue with the wisdom and lived realities of the frontline communities. From nurturing alliances of indigenous communities in Sindh to supporting the emerging regional feminist conversations in South Asia, it helps weave ecosystems with care, strategies, and transformative solidarity that enable collective power.
“Essential launchpad for changemakers”
Skills-building program equipping participants with core tools in leadership, campaign strategy and organising.
Target: Emerging changemakers.
“Scaling local learning and impact”
Advanced program training participants to design, facilitate and adapt workshops.
Target: Alumni and experienced activists positioned to train others and strengthen ecosystems.
“Connecting for collective impact”
Interactive events fostering networks, strengthening campaigns and building solidarity.
Target: Activists, alumni and partner organisations seeking collaboration and strategic alliances.
Gain a comprehensive understanding of campaign dynamics and stakeholder perspectives. Beyond the curriculum, the true value lies in the quality time spent collaborating with insightful, like-minded partners.
Interested in our training programs or looking to collaborate?
Get in touch with the AktivAsia team to learn more about our work across Asia.
