Women Empowerment
Under the encompassing agenda of Women Empowerment, CEIP and CSC target a diverse set of issues faced by the
Micro Finance
CEIP offers a range of microfinance products to suit the evolving needs of its clients. The products are designed to
Social Intervention
PWRPCD aims to create awareness about and set out a process for availing justice against act of violence against women
Capacity Development
In lieu of its vision towards ensuring communities leading socially and economically prosperous lives, CEIP
LivelihoodSupport
Primarily targeting economically deprived communities in the region, CSC’s livelihood and skills development
Entrepreneurship Development
CEIP is one of the leading Microfinance programs successfully implementing the Grameen Model which supports for
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Shaista Jan
CEO
Ms. Shaista Jan is the founder and CEO of CEIP, and has been running the organisation under her leadership for the past 28 years. She has grown the organisation’s profile to encompass interventions in Microfinance, Women’s socio-economic empowerment, health and education, and has extended CEIP’s outreach into Southern Punjab.
Jawad Yousaf
Chief Financial Officer
Mr. Jawad Yousaf has over 17 years of experience working in the microfinance sector. He joined CEIP in 2006, and has been contributing to the organization’s growth and transformation from an NGO to Microfinance Company. He has successfully registered the organization as a NBFC with SECP. He has done ACMA, & B.Com from PU.
Shaista Jan
CEO
Ms. Shaista Jan is the founder and CEO of CEIP, and has been running the organisation under her leadership for the past 28 years. She has grown the organisation’s profile to encompass interventions in Microfinance, Women’s socio-economic empowerment, health and education, and has extended CEIP’s outreach into Southern Punjab.
Jawad Yousaf
Chief Financial Officer
Mr. Jawad Yousaf has over 17 years of experience working in the microfinance sector. He joined CEIP in 2006, and has been contributing to the organization’s growth and transformation from an NGO to Microfinance Company. He has successfully registered the organization as a NBFC with SECP. He has done ACMA, & B.Com from PU.
Shaista Jan
CEO
Ms. Shaista Jan is the founder and CEO of CEIP, and has been running the organisation under her leadership for the past 28 years. She has grown the organisation’s profile to encompass interventions in Microfinance, Women’s socio-economic empowerment, health and education, and has extended CEIP’s outreach into Southern Punjab.
Jawad Yousaf
Chief Financial Officer
Mr. Jawad Yousaf has over 17 years of experience working in the microfinance sector. He joined CEIP in 2006, and has been contributing to the organization’s growth and transformation from an NGO to Microfinance Company. He has successfully registered the organization as a NBFC with SECP. He has done ACMA, & B.Com from PU.
I have taken Rs. 150,000 from CEIP for the construction of the upper two floors of my house. I have constructed 2 rooms on each floor from the loan money and my previous savings, and have rented it off at Rs. 5000 per room. My monthly loan instalment is at 8,600, and the rest is my savings, which I have used to buy various things around the house. This loan has helped me improve my house along with increasing our household income.
We have used the loan money to construct our first floor for rent. It is a complete one-bedroom portion, with kitchen, and a TV lounge. At the moment we have rented the portion for Rs. 8000 to a family and our installment is Rs. 8,600, but this is still a very profitable investment, as it has added value to our house, and we one have a few months left of the installments after which we will be keeping the entire rent for our consumption.
I have purchased the Nowa UNO-50 from CEIP, a portable solar light that can be carried around the house at ease. The most use I get out of it is in the kitchen, when I am cooking for my family, as I no longer need a Kerosine Lamp, which I know is hazardous for the health.
I use the light around the clock. One day’s charge lasts us hours, and we don’t have to rely on emergency lights that depend on on-grid electricity for charging. My daughter uses it for her studies, and I use it in the kitchen for cooking. We have the fan as well, which keeps us cool in this weather. They are very useful products that helps us cut our electricity bills as well.I have purchased the Nowa UNO-50 from CEIP, a portable solar light that can be carried around the house at ease. The most use I get out of it is in the kitchen, when I am cooking for my family, as I no longer need a Kerosine Lamp, which I know is hazardous for the health.
