Trace Pakistan has been selected as a beneficiary of the PAIDAR Programme, a development initiative funded by the European Union and implemented by United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO). Through this program, Trace Pakistan has received a grant of nearly €63,000 to establish a new vocational training campus in Sujawal.
This initiative reflects Trace Pakistan’s strong commitment to empowering youth from underserved and rural communities by providing industry-relevant skills training, improved employability, and sustainable livelihood opportunities. By creating access to modern vocational education, the campus aims to help young individuals develop practical skills that prepare them for real-world employment and entrepreneurship.
The new training facility will contribute to building a skilled, job-ready workforce capable of supporting Pakistan’s economic growth while promoting inclusive development in rural areas.
Trace Pakistan expresses its sincere gratitude to the European Union, UNIDO, Sindh Enterprise Development Fund, and the Government of Sindh for their trust and support in strengthening rural skills development and enterprise growth.
Through collaborative initiatives like the PAIDAR Programme, Trace Pakistan continues its mission to build skills, empower youth, and create sustainable opportunities for communities across Pakistan.
