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NCRP Portfolio: Client References (1/6) Development of Cohort Bank of Punjab Vocational & Training Council (PVTC) graduates for seed investment by Zakat & Usher Department-Formation of Social Enterprise Incubator (SEI) Client: Punjab Vocational Training Council “The program introduced a new paradigm to the concept of social empowerment and conventional vocational capacity building through unique business ideas of graduates from Vocational Training Institutes in Punjab. ” “The technical expertise and professionalism brought on board by the team at Nur Foundation and associated departments is highly commendable. ” Click Here for Full Letter 2

NCRP Portfolio: Client References (2/6) Project Title: Strengthening Policy and Strategic Planning Unit (PSPU) for coordinated Public-Private Health Initiatives in Punjab. Client: USAID Small Grants and Ambassadors Fund Program “Through this project NCRP worked on promoting coordinated engagement amongst Government partners, donors, NGOs, health professionals and other stakeholders to improve the health services delivery in Punjab Province. ” “I deeply appreciate the unwavering commitment of the management and staff of NCRP for seamless execution of the project in line with approved scope of work and implementation schedule. ” Click Here for Full Letter 3

NCRP Portfolio: Client References (3/6) Project Title: Development of MNCH Knowledge Management Portal Client: British Council, Research and Advocacy Fund “We would like to acknowledge the diligence of FMH during data collection with the repeated data collection in Balochistan to satisfy the inclusion and exclusion criteria, and the extraordinary monitoring and tracking systems in place. ” “We at Research and Advocacy Fund highly value the critical evidence generated by FMH and strongly believe this evidence will lead to prioritization of interventions, policies and strategies focused on improvement of health for marginalized adolescent girls by the MNCH, health and nutrition programs in the country. ” Click Here for Full Letter Continued on Next Page 4

NCRP Portfolio: Client References (4/6) Project Title: Development of MNCH Knowledge Management Portal Client: British Council, Research and Advocacy Fund “We would like to acknowledge the diligence of FMH during data collection with the repeated data collection in Balochistan to satisfy the inclusion and exclusion criteria, and the extraordinary monitoring and tracking systems in place. ” “We at Research and Advocacy Fund highly value the critical evidence generated by FMH and strongly believe this evidence will lead to prioritization of interventions, policies and strategies focused on improvement of health for marginalized adolescent girls by the MNCH, health and nutrition programs in the country. ” Click Here for Full Letter 5

NCRP Portfolio: Client References (5/6) Project Title: Evidence Generation and Advocacy for Institutionalisation of School Health Program in Punjab Province Client: ILM Ideas, UKAID & DAI “We are excited that this innovative research and advocacy project was able to make a mark within the provincial policy landscape and appreciate the efforts of the project team at NCRP for effectively lobbying for the inclusion of “School Health Program” in the provincial Nutrition Policy. It has been a pleasure working with NCRP Team. ” Click Here for Full Letter 6

NCRP Portfolio: Client References (6/6) Project Title: Final Evaluation of the Womenx Program Client: World Bank and Enclude “The NCRP team kept Enclude (and me) fully updated on the progress of the assignment during all phases. Logistical constraints were encountered during the data collection phase and these were well handled, and timely mitigation strategies were put in place by the NCRP team to ensure that the sample size was not compromised. The final product reflected the effort put in by the NCRP team. I was highly satisfied with the content and layout of the final report, and the presentation that was delivered by the NCRP team. They had incorporated feedback from reviewers in an effective and timely manner. ” Click Here for Full Letter 7