Partnerships & Memberships

Working together for a more inclusive, resilient and prosperous Pakistan.

Explore the organisations and programmes that collaborate with FGP, the priorities we share, and coverage of our work together.

Programme and Knowledge Partners

Programme collaboration

Atlas Network

FGP works with Atlas Network to advance economic freedom, entrepreneurship and practical policy reform in Pakistan. Collaboration includes the #UnlockPakBusiness initiative, bringing entrepreneurs, chambers, policy specialists and public institutions into discussion on simpler business regulations. Support for economic learning and translated publications helps make ideas about markets, opportunity and prosperity accessible to Urdu- and Sindhi-speaking readers. These activities connect policy research, public dialogue and civic education with FGP’s commitment to inclusive economic opportunities.

Programme partner

Accountability Lab

FGP’s collaboration with Accountability Lab brings civic participation, accountable governance and digital inclusion into practical programmes. The organisations jointly hosted the Pakistan Digital Democracy Dialogue 2026 under the DDI South Asia initiative, bringing together policymakers, technology specialists, journalists and civil society to discuss trust, digital rights and responsible innovation. Cooperation also includes online professional development for educators at The Learning School, connecting public debate with capacity building and opportunities for shared learning.

Programme collaboration

Digital Democracy Initiative — South Asia

FGP participates in digital democracy programming under the DDI South Asia initiative in collaboration with Accountability Lab. This cooperation provided the programme context for the Pakistan Digital Democracy Dialogue 2026, examining information integrity, digital civic space, artificial intelligence, GovTech and inclusive digital transformation. It connects Pakistan’s public discussion with a regional effort to strengthen civic participation and accountable governance. DDI South Asia is presented as a programme collaboration, reflecting its role in the joint dialogue.

Institutional and Academic Partners

Institutional partner

National Commission for Human Development NCHD

MoU signed 4 December 2025

FGP and the National Commission for Human Development established a cooperation framework to strengthen literacy, community development and climate resilience. The agreement supports an Environment 101 learning package, accessible climate education and connections between learning, health, water, sanitation and hygiene. It provides for resource development, facilitator capacity building and exploration of digital and blended learning for underserved communities. Particular emphasis is placed on adult learners, women, young people and out-of-school children, through agreed plans and available resources.

Institutional partner

Pakistan National Commission for UNESCO PNCU

MoU dated 4 February 2026

FGP’s agreement with the Pakistan National Commission for UNESCO provides a framework for cooperation on education, skills, climate action, culture and knowledge partnerships. Shared priorities include Education for Sustainable Development, Global Citizenship Education, teacher development, youth employability and entrepreneurship, media and information literacy, and community-focused innovation. Joint research and knowledge resources connect FGP’s community engagement with PNCU’s national coordination role. Specific initiatives follow mutually agreed work plans, with an emphasis on inclusion and opportunities for young people, women and underserved communities.

Academic partner

Rashid Latif Khan University RLKU

MoU dated 18 August 2026

FGP and Rashid Latif Khan University, Lahore, established a framework linking academic expertise with practical development work. The agreement covers education, research, skills, climate and environmental literacy, civic engagement and community outreach, particularly for young people and women. It provides for seminars and short courses, collaborative research and publications, student internships and volunteering, and community learning. Faculty, students and FGP resource persons can work together through agreed initiatives, connecting university learning with inclusive prosperity, green livelihoods and community needs.

Civil Society Partners

Civil society partner

Pakistan Legal United Society PLUS

FGP and Pakistan Legal United Society combine complementary strengths in climate education, civic engagement, legal empowerment and community outreach. Their cooperation framework focuses on disability inclusion, accessible learning, the rule of law, human rights and access to justice, alongside youth and women’s empowerment. Agreed initiatives may include teacher resources, climate literacy in Urdu and Sindhi, rights awareness, appropriate legal referrals and inclusive green livelihoods. The relationship also supports learning exchanges and joint public engagement, through agreed work plans.

Business and Technology Partners

Business community partner

Islamabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry ICCI

FGP’s cooperation with the Islamabad Chamber of Commerce and Industry connects development priorities with the experience and networks of the business community. Publicly reported collaboration covers youth and women’s entrepreneurship, climate action and the Clean Islamabad initiative. Engagement with chamber leadership through Freedom Gate Dialogues brings business perspectives into discussion on policy consistency, investment and private-sector development. The relationship provides a platform for connecting entrepreneurs, civic organisations and policymakers around inclusive economic opportunities and environmentally responsible business practices.

Regional business partner

Gilgit-Baltistan Chamber of Commerce and Industry GBCCI

MoU signed 27 May 2025

FGP and the Gilgit-Baltistan Chamber of Commerce and Industry cooperate on entrepreneurship, climate resilience and inclusive regional development. Their agreement supports youth and women’s enterprise, value-chain development, environmentally sustainable business models and practical opportunities in agriculture and related livelihoods. It also provides for knowledge sharing, research and policy dialogue around community needs. By bringing FGP’s development and training experience together with the Chamber’s regional networks, the partnership seeks to strengthen locally relevant routes to opportunity and sustainable livelihoods.

Small enterprise partner

Islamabad Chamber of Small Traders and Small Industries ICSTSI

MoU signed 25 April 2025

FGP’s partnership with the Islamabad Chamber of Small Traders and Small Industries supports small traders, entrepreneurs, women-led businesses and freelancers. The signed agreement covers business development, financial documentation and tax awareness, e-commerce, digital literacy and financial inclusion. It also sets out cooperation on Clean Islamabad and environmentally responsible alternatives to plastic bags. Subsequent consultations brought the Chamber, FGP and Atlas Network together to examine business compliance and ease-of-doing-business reforms, connecting enterprise skills with policy discussion.

Technology partner

Micronox Digital

MoU dated 18 March 2025

FGP and Micronox Digital combine development expertise with technology design to explore practical responses to climate and community challenges. Their agreement covers climate resilience, environmental monitoring, disaster response and an AI-enabled digital ecosystem for research, early warning, coordination and reporting. FGP contributes programme knowledge, stakeholder relationships and field engagement; Micronox contributes digital platforms, data systems, applications and technical support. Project-specific plans guide the work, alongside responsible technology use, relevant training and measurable development results.

Global Memberships

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Organisational voting membership · 2025–2028

CIVICUS — World Alliance for Citizen Participation

Freedom Gate Prosperity is an organisational voting member of CIVICUS — World Alliance for Citizen Participation. Its membership certificate records a term from 19 September 2025 to 19 September 2028. Membership connects FGP with a global community working to strengthen citizen action and civil society, and provides opportunities for solidarity, shared learning and participation in the alliance’s governance. This affiliation complements FGP’s work on civic engagement, human rights and inclusive participation. It is shown separately from bilateral partnerships because it is a network membership.

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