IRCRA engages Pakistan’s community and diverse target groups in capacity-building programmes, research and dialogues that promote tolerance and peace.
Organized Capacity Building Workshops on the theme “Democracy & Pluralism: An Assessment of Political, Religious and Social Structure of Pakistan” in Peshawar and Karachi
Designed social action plans on strengthening democracy by promoting peace and harmony
Equipped religious leaders with the training, awareness, and competence needed to play a wider role in reinforcing democracy and democratic values via community involvement.
Launched Education and Awareness Campaign for the promotion of democratic governance and respect of democratic values at local and policy levels
Developed content that supports and promotes democratic ideologies at local, national and international levels
Each capacity-building session trained 55 people from KP and Sindh. Their backgrounds include academics, mainstream media (print and electronic), participants from madrassahs, and universities, in addition to religious scholars . Thirteen males and thirteen females attended the Bara Gali, KP Session. Five females participated the session in Karachi. One Hindu female and one Christian male participated in the KP Workshop, however sectarian diversity was assured in Karachi.
