The Akhuwat Impact Assessment Reports provide a comprehensive and independent analysis of the transformative influence of Akhuwat on marginalized communities through its various initiatives. These reports serve as a testament to Akhuwat’s vision of creating a more equitable society, where solidarity and mutual support uplift the most vulnerable and deserving in our communities.
Akhuwat USA Low Cost Housing
Akhuwat USA has provided donation of USD. 1 million to AIM for its dedicated project to provide interest free housing loans to the poor households for new construction or addition of rooms, kitchen & bathroom including renovation and upgradation.
Akhuwat and Helping Humanity
This project was initiated with the collaboration of Helping Humanity(Denmark) for providing interest free loans to needy and prospective entrepreneurs of Gujrat District. Maximum loan limit is up to Rs. 50,000.
Akhuwat UK
This project was initiated with the collaboration of Akhuwat UK Trust for providing interest free loans exclusively to needy and prospective entrepreneurs of Abbottabad loan limit is up to Rs. 50,000.
Global Human Relief Foundation
This project was initiated with the collaboration of Global Humanitarian Relief Foundation (GHRF) for providing interest free loans exclusively to needy and prospective entrepreneurs of Badian Road Branch Lahore. Maximum loan limit is up to Rs. 50,000.
Al Asr & Akhuwat Qard e Hassan Project
AIM and AAWF share a common goal of promoting economic development in the marginalized segments of society. Both Parties intend to collaborate with each other to achieve this goal in a mutually beneficial manner. This joint collaboration will facilitate micro-entrepreneurs to scale up existing businesses or start new businesses and increase their incomes through interest-free microfinance loans in Lahore.
British Asian Trust
This project was initiated with the collaboration of British Asian Trust DFID-UK. Under this project, Akhuwat is providing interest free loans exclusively to needy and prospective women entrepreneurs of Karachi and rural areas of Sindh.
The Akhuwat Impact Assessment Reports provide a comprehensive and independent analysis of the transformative influence of Akhuwat on marginalized communities through its various initiatives. These reports serve as a testament to Akhuwat’s vision of creating a more equitable society, where solidarity and mutual support uplift the most vulnerable and deserving in our communities.
Akhuwat & Bank Alfalah Project
Bank Alfalah (BAFL) has partnered with Akhuwat Islamic Microfinance (AIM) to provide interest-free loans for the reconstruction of flood-affected houses in Pakistan. BAFL donated PKR 250 million under the Akhuwat and Bank Alfalah Project to support this initiative.
Akhuwat & OGDCL Project
OGDCL is collaborating with Akhuwat Islamic Microfinance (AIM) to provide interest-free loans (Qarz-e-Hasna) for small entrepreneurs in Lakki Marwat, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The initiative supports business startups, expansion, livestock purchase, and solar system installation. AIM manages disbursements through a revolving fund, and has established a branch office in Tajori to facilitate the program.
AIM & Asia Poultry Feeds Project
AIM and Donor share a common goal of promoting economic development in the marginalized segments of society. Under this joint collaboration, Akhuwat Islamic Microfinance will provide interest-free loans to small farmers of Chak No. 110-10R, Jahanian for purchase of agricultural inputs to improve their income and livelihood.
Akhuwat Ibadat Low Cost Housing
Ibadat Educational Trust has provided PKR. 10 million as a credit pool for its dedicated project to provide Shariah-compliant housing finance to poor households for new construction or additions of rooms, kitchens, and bathrooms, including renovation and upgrades.
Naimat Employees Low Cost Housing
Naimat Saleem Trust (NST) has provided PKR. 62 million for its dedicated project to provide Shariah-compliant housing finance to NST's nominated employees and poor households for new construction or additions of rooms, kitchens, and bathrooms, including renovation and upgrades.
Akhuwat Naimat Low Cost Housing
Naimat Saleem Trust has provided PKR. 20 million as a credit pool for its dedicated project to provide Shariah-compliant housing finance to poor households for new construction or additions of rooms, kitchens, and bathrooms, including renovation and upgrades.
The Akhuwat Impact Assessment Reports provide a comprehensive and independent analysis of the transformative influence of Akhuwat on marginalized communities through its various initiatives. These reports serve as a testament to Akhuwat’s vision of creating a more equitable society, where solidarity and mutual support uplift the most vulnerable and deserving in our communities.
Prime Minister Low Cost Housing
Ministry of Housing & Works, Government of Pakistan has launched this project with an amount of PKR. 7 Billion under which poor and deserving families will be provided interest free financing for new construction or addition of rooms, kitchen & bathroom including renovation and upgradation.
Kamyab Low Cost Housing
Government of Pakistan has launched this project under which poor and deserving families will be provided interest free financing for new construction or addition of rooms, kitchen & bathroom including renovation and upgradation.
PHATA Low Cost Housing
Punjab Housing & Town Planning Agency (PHATA), Government of Punjab has initiated this project with an amount of PKR. 1 Billion to advance interest free financings to eligible households for construction of new house, addition in existing house or repair & maintenance of house.
Chief Minister’s Interest Free Microfinance Scheme for Self-Employment in Balochistan
Finance Department, Government of Balochistan initiated an Interest free Microfinance scheme titled Chief Minister’s Interest Free Microfinance Scheme for Self-Employment in Balochistan in August 2024. Under this scheme, Govt of Balochistan allocated PKR 550 million (might be increased in future) to the needy and propspective enterpreneurs of Balochistan. AIM is selected as service provider organization.
Interest Free Microfinance Scheme (IFMS) for Entrepreneurs in Merged Areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Small Industries Development Board (SIDB), Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa initiated an Interest free Microfinance scheme titled Interest Free Microfinance Scheme (IFMS) for Entrepreneurs in Merged Areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in April 2021. Under this scheme, Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa allocated PKR 1,000 million (might be increased in future) to the needy and propspective enterpreneurs of newly merged districts. AIM is selected as service provider organization.
Interest free loans for self employment in AJ&K
The project was initiated in April 2018 through an agreement between Akhuwat Islamic Microfinance (AIM) and Azad Kashmir Small Industries Corporation (AKSIC) for providing interest free loans in State of Azad Jammu & Kashmir. The objective of the scheme is to promote small scale industries, employment opportunities, poverty alleviation and socio economic uplift of the state. The maximum limit of loan is upto Rs. 75,000.