UGOOD promotes peace and harmony by working together for the betterment of human beings at all levels. UGOOD believes that Peace and security is an essential factor of human life. UGOOD is providing peaceful and secure environment to empower women and engaging youth as volunteers for peacebuilding in Pakistan.

While promoting peace and harmony, UGOOD has taken various initiatives to develop cooperation and linkage between social sectors and community organizations in the undeveloped and neglected areas of Pakistan so that the organizations belonging to these areas may be given a voice to raise the particular issues of their specific areas and dealing with dispute and resolving conflicts fairly and properly. By optimizing resources and sharing vital information, UGOOD provides a means for CSOs/NGOs and networks to become more effective in completing their vital tasks.

A peaceful and secure environment is critical to every society since it affects all aspects of economic and social development in a country, and is a necessary sin-qua non to the realization of human rights. Poverty, illiteracy, lack of proper healthcare facilities, gender discrimination, conflict & unemployment are the main hindrance to economic empowerment and are causing social instability in Pakistan. Realizing this fact, UGOOD was formed by a group of socially responsible young and intellectual individuals, who wanted to bring a positive change in the lives of the 42 Million Population of Pakistan who is living below the poverty line. UGOOD is a national organization having head office in Islamabad and representative offices in all major parts of the country. The dedicated members of UGOOD have distinguished academic, social and professional backgrounds and are highly motivated to work at their best capacity for the development of the country.

The following are UGOOD initiatives/Programs/projects for Peacebuilding in Pakistan:

PEACE Ambassador For Pakistan Award

June 2006 - UGOOD in collaboration with Universal Peace Federation-UPF, Interreligious and International Federation for World Peace (IIFWP) and World Association of Non- Government Organization (WANGO) invited around 400 people from different countries who belonged to different religions and casts on a “Universal Peace Symposium” in Islamabad Marriot Hotel - Pakistan. The purpose was to remove differences among the people of different religions and casts and to promote the message of peace and live together in peace, harmony, mutual respect, cooperation, and universal prosperity. Mr. Gilani who is the Chief Executive Officer of UGOOD was awarded “PEACE AMBASSADOR FOR PAKISTAN AWARD” at Universal Peace Symposium by UPS-USA and IIWFP-USA.

NWFP Consortium for Peace and Development (NWFP-CPD)

January 2009 - UGOOD Established “NWFP Consortium for Peace and Development (NWFP-CPD) which has played key role in helping War-Torn people of KPK and IDPs for Conflict Resolution and Peacebuilding. With the current Afghanistan situation, this consortium is being activated to design interventions to follow a proactive strategy to preserve peace. NWFP-CPD has selected 52 registered NGOs from all the district of NWFP and Tribal Areas of Pakistan.

UGOOD IDPs Support Program

June 2009-UGOOD IDPs Support Program- As a result of war against terrorism, thousands of people were displaced from KPK province. UGOOD was one of the leading organizations to provide Food Relief Package for the IDP families and Eid Gift Package for the children of IDPs. UGOOD also arranged vaccinations for women and children of IDP families residing in suburbs of Islamabad and Rawalpindi on June 20, 2009. UGOOD’s dispensaries are still providing free of charge medicines and health care facilities to females and children of IDPs families.

UGOOD Formed 19-Women Led CBOs in Conflict Area of Sialkot

November 2006 - More than 1000 Young Male and Female Members of Rural Communities in Ten Union Councils (UCs) have been organized into 19-Women Led CBOs and they have been provided with the platform where they discuss and develop strategies to solve their problems on self-help bases.

erment of human beings at all levels. UGOOD believes that Peace and security is an essential factor of human life. UGOOD is providing peaceful and secure environment to empower women and engaging youth as volunteers for peacebuilding in Pakistan.

While promoting peace and harmony, UGOOD has taken various initiatives to develop cooperation and linkage between social sectors and community organizations in the undeveloped and neglected areas of Pakistan so that the organizations belonging to these areas may be given a voice to raise the particular issues of their specific areas and dealing with dispute and resolving conflicts fairly and properly. By optimizing resources and sharing vital information, UGOOD provides a means for CSOs/NGOs and networks to become more effective in completing their vital tasks.

A peaceful and secure environment is critical to every society since it affects all aspects of economic and social development in a country, and is a necessary sin-qua non to the realization of human rights. Poverty, illiteracy, lack of proper healthcare facilities, gender discrimination, conflict & unemployment are the main hindrance to economic empowerment and are causing social instability in Pakistan. Realizing this fact, UGOOD was formed by a group of socially responsible young and intellectual individuals, who wanted to bring a positive change in the lives of the 42 Million Population of Pakistan who is living below the poverty line. UGOOD is a national organization having head office in Islamabad and representative offices in all major parts of the country. The dedicated members of UGOOD have distinguished academic, social and professional backgrounds and are highly motivated to work at their best capacity for the development of the country.

The following are UGOOD initiatives/Programs/projects for Peacebuilding in Pakistan:

PEACE Ambassador For Pakistan Award

June 2006 - UGOOD in collaboration with Universal Peace Federation-UPF, Interreligious and International Federation for World Peace (IIFWP) and World Association of Non- Government Organization (WANGO) invited around 400 people from different countries who belonged to different religions and casts on a “Universal Peace Symposium” in Islamabad Marriot Hotel - Pakistan. The purpose was to remove differences among the people of different religions and casts and to promote the message of peace and live together in peace, harmony, mutual respect, cooperation, and universal prosperity. Mr. Gilani who is the Chief Executive Officer of UGOOD was awarded “PEACE AMBASSADOR FOR PAKISTAN AWARD” at Universal Peace Symposium by UPS-USA and IIWFP-USA.

NWFP Consortium for Peace and Development (NWFP-CPD)

January 2009 - UGOOD Established “NWFP Consortium for Peace and Development (NWFP-CPD) which has played key role in helping War-Torn people of KPK and IDPs for Conflict Resolution and Peacebuilding. With the current Afghanistan situation, this consortium is being activated to design interventions to follow a proactive strategy to preserve peace. NWFP-CPD has selected 52 registered NGOs from all the district of NWFP and Tribal Areas of Pakistan.

UGOOD IDPs Support Program

June 2009-UGOOD IDPs Support Program- As a result of war against terrorism, thousands of people were displaced from KPK province. UGOOD was one of the leading organizations to provide Food Relief Package for the IDP families and Eid Gift Package for the children of IDPs. UGOOD also arranged vaccinations for women and children of IDP families residing in suburbs of Islamabad and Rawalpindi on June 20, 2009. UGOOD’s dispensaries are still providing free of charge medicines and health care facilities to females and children of IDPs families.

UGOOD Formed 19-Women Led CBOs in Conflict Area of Sialkot

November 2006 - More than 1000 Young Male and Female Members of Rural Communities in Ten Union Councils (UCs) have been organized into 19-Women Led CBOs and they have been provided with the platform where they discuss and develop strategies to solve their problems on self-help bases.