- Article
Across global development discourse, young people are often described as beneficiaries of programs, targets of interventions, or recipients of support. While these terms are usually well-intentioned, they carry an unintended limitation: they position youth primarily as passive recipients of change rather than active contributors to it. Sustainable development requires a...
- Political, Religious, Social
Recent events and ongoing tensions in parts of Pakistan, including Gilgit-Baltistan, have prompted deeper reflection on a critical issue within contemporary discourse: the frequent confusion between the concepts of Jihad and Fasad. This misunderstanding has, in many contexts, led to the misrepresentation of religious principles and, at times, the justification...
- Article
Leadership is often mistaken for position, authority, or formal influence, yet in practice it begins far earlier, at the level of perception, mindset, and personal responsibility. One of the most significant lessons I gained from the United People Global (UPG) Sustainability Leadership Program is that leadership is not a destination...
- Events & Celebrations
Across the world, governments are pledging climate action, corporations are publishing sustainability reports, and global institutions are setting carbon reduction targets, yet one truth continues to define the climate crisis: real change is not only negotiated in conference rooms—it is planted, literally, in the ground. In Ethiopia, that truth is...
- Article, Sustainability
Digital transformation is often associated with advanced technologies, automation systems, and large corporations. However, my experience through the RePIC program revealed a different perspective. Digital transformation is not only a corporate strategy but also a powerful tool for community development and social impact. One of the most important lessons I...
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