Our work is rooted in human rights, democratic values, and the belief that every person deserves respect and opportunity.
From rural villages to urban settlements, we create opportunities that transform lives and strengthen futures.
We bring people of all faiths, identities, and backgrounds together to nurture harmony and coexistence.
Whether floods, displacement, or emergencies — ODP is among the first to reach affected families with support.
With 160+ partner CBOs and trained leaders, we help communities organize, advocate, and lead change.
With 160+ partner CBOs and trained leaders, we help communities organize, advocate, and lead change.
Through peace & human rights
Community based organizations trained and mobilized in key development sectors.
Action Committees for Human Rights Protection operating effectively for ACHRPs.
Union council level peace committees are actively facilitating their communities
Actively engaged in development and peace programs
National & international organizations engaged since 2003
Established at district level for protection of human rights at local level
Successfully completed projects covering a diverse spectrum.
Rapid relief, shelter, and sustaining dignity for crisis affected communities.
Building resilient food systems and adaptive capacity against climate shocks.
Improving access to fundamental health and quality educational resources.
Mainstreaming & inclusion of minority, gender and preventive health across all interventions
In 2003, ODP was born from a simple conviction that common people, given the right support, can create extraordinary change. Starting from informal community work in 2003 across South Punjab, we have grown into a recognized strength for peace, human dignity across 18 districts of Punjab and some areas of interior Sindh by reaching out more than 277K beneficiaries.
By working directly with marginalized community groups and helping mobilize representative committees, we forge scalable systems that secure climate justice, protect human rights, and strengthen democracy.
The initiative aims to provide vocational training to over 500 women, fostering financial independence and resilience within the community.
Emergency teams successfully distributed clean water, shelter kits, and medical supplies to the hardest-hit districts.
Over 200 young leaders gathered to discuss conflict resolution, tolerance, and building cohesive societies.







With a primary strategic stronghold in 11 south Punjab districts and intend to expand in context of our strategic plan 2025-28 to Sindh (4 districts) and Baluchistan (2 districts), ODP’s footprint is community-rooted, relationship-led, and gradually growing.
Over 277,000 people have benefited. Each contribution enables community training, relief, peace and empowerment to deprived communities in Pakistan.