Core Programming
Prosthetics to Livelihoods: Ahmed Journey Back to Work
After receiving a prosthetic limb and vocational training, Ahmed now runs a mobile phone repair business in Lodhran Bazaar.
Read full storyLodhran Pilot Project (LPP) is a Pakistani non-governmental organisation established in 1998 in Lodhran, Punjab. We believe sustainable change comes from within communities — LPP provides the technical expertise, resources, and long-term commitment to make it happen.
"We do not work for communities — we work with them. Every intervention LPP undertakes is designed to leave communities stronger, more capable, and more connected than before."— Muhammad Abdul Saboor, Chief Executive Officer, LPP
Our philanthropically-funded Core Programming reaches the most excluded members of society through five dedicated beneficiary pathways — each a structured programme with clear activities, milestones, and accountability.
LPP has been at Pakistan's humanitarian frontline for over two decades — from the 2010 mega-floods to the 2022 climate catastrophe. Our community-based early warning network operates year-round.
Stories from LPP's field operations — real outcomes, real communities, real change.
After receiving a prosthetic limb and vocational training, Ahmed now runs a mobile phone repair business in Lodhran Bazaar.
Read full storyLPP urban forest programme has transformed school grounds and roadsides across 8 districts with native tree species.
Read full storyWhen early warning reports came from three tehsils at once, LPP's network mobilised emergency NFI distribution within 48 hours.
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