A toolkit is being developed which will be used as a reverse education tool for peer to peer learning among out of school girls and girls in school. The toolkit focuses on life skills, economic empowerment and reproductive health. It includes a board game which prompts individual and group responses through questions, scenarios, role play and critical thinking. An instruction manual and a brightly illustrated story book with two stories on harassment and economic empowerment are also part of this toolkit.

A storybook titled "Meri Zindagi Ka Sub Se Burra Din" (The Worst Day of My Life), is being written designed and illustrated. It will be used with rural schools and will show the important link between hygiene and health. Its aim is to develop good cleanliness habits in children from a young age.

Construction manual design is also being completed for special people. This manual will be distributed among labourers and masons to inform them about specific construction requirements.

To promote understanding and awareness on benefits of social mobilisation, an animation "Badalni Hai Dunya" is being developed on various steps that enable people to collectively take part in their own social development.

The effects of social mobilisation in model villages from 4 provinces of Pakistan will be presented in Photo Case Stories that will depict people's struggle, empowerment and triumph.

A life skills curriculum on Reproductive Health and HIV/ Aids awareness is being designed for CD and web application for urban schools in Islamabad, Lahore, Karachi and Quetta. Targeted at 14 to 18 year olds, the curriculum will also equip students with skills to deal with personal issues, social dynamics, rights and their future plans. It will be a blend of design content and animation which will include activities, presentations, games and songs.

Website based on Goolge Apps Map, being developed which will show outreach of Oxfam's End Violence Against Women (EVAW) projects in Pakistan. It will contain information and location of various campaigns under EVAW banner, that are Raising Her Voice, EVAW End Torture, Earthquake Reconstruction Programme, Engendering Change and WE CAN Campaign. We will be maintaining, populating and updating this website for a year.

Documentary focusing on malnutrition among young children and infants following devastating floods in Sindh is being developed. The focus is on families who are facing extreme hardships residing in temporary camps due to difficult circumstances. However, with rehabilitative efforts and appropriate measures, both mother and child health can be restored to ensure a brighter future.

Two year campaign was launched to improve food security and resilience of farmers from effects of climate change, volatile food prices and economic crisis. At the conclusion of this project, a documentary will reflect, how once poor farmers have been able to reap benefits through measures including high crop yield, surplus seeds and cooperation. Aimed especially at poor women farmers, the documentary will show how they were able to gain food and livelihood security through this campaign. Case studies will also be prepared after field research to gauge the individual impact by this initiative on farmers and their families.