In Pakistan, 49.4% of the population lives in multidimensional poverty, with 11% vulnerable to multiple deprivations. The intensity of deprivation is significant, as individuals experiencing such poverty face an average deprivation rate of 53.4%. This indicates that even those above the poverty line may still suffer from inadequate education, health, and living conditions. Empowerment remains a complex and evolving concept, particularly for women and adolescents. It is often hindered by societal norms where decision-making power predominantly remains with men. Women and adolescents are frequently discouraged from contributing as individuals, limiting their participation in family, economic, and societal roles. Empowerment is essential for achieving equality and rights to bring better outcomes for families, communities, and nations. Low socio-economic factors and limited access to information, resources, and opportunities further restrict women & camp
potential.