Eight signing ceremonies took place in Sindh Province, Pakistan this past month, representing the bond between construction contractors and eight different schools in the effort to build educational facilities in the Qamber Shadadkot district.
The signings were organized by the Sindh Community Mobilization Program (CMP), which is funded by USAID’s Sindh Basic Education Program (SBEP).
Over 100 schools are set to be built under the SBEP program in Sindh. The eight schools that participated in the signings include Government Boys High School Walidad Mugheri, Government Girls Primary School Khairo Gadhi, Government Boys Middle School Meeran Machi, Government Boys Primary School Thoof Chausool, Government Girls Middle School Arzi Bhutto, Government Boys High School Bhambho Khan Chandio, Government Boys Primary School Sabu Buriro and Government Boys Primary School Noor Muhammad Supro.
SMC member during MoU signing ceremony at the Government Boys Primary School Sabu Buriro
Women participating in the MOU signing ceremony at Government Girls Middle School Arzi Bhutto
Girl students during the MOU signing ceremony at Government Middle School Meeran Machi.
A resident engineer from HALCROW Pakistan sharing the features of the newly constructed sate-of-the-art SBEP school buildings at Government Girls Middle School MOU signing ceremony.
Men celebrating the MoU signing ceremony at Government Boys High School Walidad Mugheri
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