KnK Japan champions inclusive, quality education — supporting girl activists to challenge harmful norms and child marriage, and driving positive change in their communities and beyond.
Our capacity-building work in education spans a broad spectrum of initiatives — building the skills of teachers, parents and students alike.
Training of 5,000 teachers
1,600 Parent-Teacher Council (PTC) members engaged
School development plans in 200 institutions
Formation & orientation of 200 Girl Circles
50 inter- and intra-school competitions
Ten mentoring sessions for Girl Circles
In collaboration with Dr. Qaiser Ali Associates as our consultants, we have delivered over 200 disaster-resistant, inclusive school buildings — supporting the Elementary & Secondary Education Department of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and the State of Azad Jammu & Kashmir.
In the remote regions of Karg Allai and Bateela Allai (District Battagram), our ALPs centers help girls continue post-primary education. A condensed 18-month curriculum leads to a lower-secondary certificate, with examinations by Allama Iqbal Open University (AIOU) and practical livelihood skills — 150 girls enrolled across two centers.
Since the 2005 earthquake in the Northern Areas and Azad Jammu & Kashmir, we have stayed on the frontline of disaster response — offering psychosocial support to traumatised children, rebuilding infrastructure, and establishing Temporary Learning Centers (TLCs) to restore education after crises.
Our experts share recommendations for enhancing flood resilience in vulnerable areas — elevating existing structures, incorporating pile foundations and using flood-resistant materials in new construction, with innovative design approaches that mitigate flood damage.
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