Physical Care
Physical Infrastructure and Technology Services
Housing & Affiliated Facilities (HAF) services are committed to strengthening the infrastructure of underserved regions. Many communities in Pakistan lack access to even the most basic utilities.
Global Vision For Inclusive Progress (GVFIP) provides low-cost shelter projects, community physical infrastructure projects, communication schemes, and alternate energy schemes.
Low Cost Housing
Global Vision For Inclusive Progress
(GVFIP) Low-cost shelters are a game-changer in disaster relief efforts. Families that cannot afford to rebuild their houses can easily be protected through these shelters. So far, we have spent PKR 3.7 billion on constructed 122,953 shelters to date of which 34,522 shelters were constructed in 2022-23.
Physical infrastructure Scheme
Global Vision For Inclusive Progress (GVFIP) realizes the importance of infrastructure for the basic functioning of communities. Our CPI schemes provide street pavements, link roads, hand pumps, gravity water supply, sewerage treatment and energy. Global Vision For Inclusive Progress
(GVFIP) has engaged in the construction and renovation of schools and building flood protection walls and culverts. So far last year 423 CPI schemes have been constructed.
Alternate Energy Schemes
Global Vision For Inclusive Progress (GVFIP) believes strongly in the rights of communities’ access to clean and cost-efficient energy. Most parts of Pakistan experience severe shutdowns and power outages due to a fragile network and low production. To overcome this, alternate energy solutions like solar and micro-hydel can be beneficial. Our Head Office in Karachi gets its electricity from a 120 KW solar plant. Most of the Global Vision For Inclusive Progress (GVFIP) offices around Pakistan do not rely on the grid. They are completely solar-powered. In addition, most health and education facilities are also solarized. Currently, we are in the process of solarizing villages as well. In this connection last year 6,288 solar lights were distributed and 878 solar units were installed in villages or urban settlements.