UFAQ Development Organization

Career Opportunity

UFAQ Development Organization (UDO), a reputable organization working in the development sector since 2002, invites applications from qualified and motivated individuals for the following position under short term assignment (02 Months only):

Procurement and Logistics Officer

Location:Multan

Key Responsibilities:
• Manage procurement processes in line with organizational and donor requirements
• Prepare RFQs/RFPs, conduct bid evaluations, and ensure transparent vendor selection
• Coordinate logistics, transportation, and timely delivery of supplies to project sites
• Maintain inventory, warehouse records, and procurement documentation
• Ensure compliance with policies, procedures, and audit requirements
• Liaise with program and field teams to support project implementation

Qualifications & Experience:
• Bachelor’s degree in supply chain management, Business Administration, or a related field
• Minimum 3 years of relevant experience, preferably in the NGO/development sector
• Experience with donor-funded projects will be an added advantage

Skills Required:
• Strong knowledge of procurement and logistics processes
• Good negotiation and vendor management skills
• Proficiency in MS Office, especially Excel
• Strong organizational and communication skills
• Ability to work in field environments and manage multiple tasks

Application Process:
Interested candidates are requested to submit their applications along with an updated CV to [email protected] by 20th April, 2026. Please mention “Application for Procurement and Logistics Officer” in the subject line.

Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
UFAQ Development Organization is an equal opportunity employer.

Tender for Eid Gifts 2026

UFAQ Development Organization invites tenders from registered businessmen and institutions for the provision of Eid gifts to orphans in Islamabad and Rawalpindi, Pakistan. Tender documents for Eid gifts can be obtained by sending an expression of interest to the following email address: [email protected].
The last date for submission of tenders is 27th April, 2026 at 5:00 PM. For further information, the following numbers can be contacted during office hours.
Landline: +92-61-6779707, Cell: +92-300-7301212

Note: Tender documents will be provided only through email.

Tender for Eid-ul-Adha animals (Qurbani) 2026

UFAQ Development Organization is seeking tenders from registered businessmen and institutions for the Qurbani Project in the flood-affected villages of Tehsil Ali Pur, District Muzaffargarh, Punjab, Pakistan. Tender documents for Qurbani 2026 can be obtained by expressing interest at the following email address: [email protected]
The last date for submission of tenders is 27th April, 2026 at 5:00 PM.

For further information, the following numbers can be contacted during office hours:
Landline: +92-61-6779707, Cell: +92-300-7301212

Note: Tender documents will be provided only through email.

Educating Girls; Pathway of Success

Providing girls with better and quality education opportunities is the need of the hour and essential for the development of society. Promoting girls’ education is a priority for UFAQ Development Organization (UDO) and its partners. As part of this effort, UFAQ Development Organization (UDO) with the valued support of NISA Global Foundation is expanding access to learning opportunities and addressing the challenges that prevent girls from staying in school. UDO distributed comprehensive school kits (school uniform, school bag, geometry box, Urdu, English & Math writing books, pencils, erasers & sharpeners) among 100 young girls from impoverished families across 05 Government Girls Primary Schools of Tehsil & District Muzaffar Garh, South Punjab – Pakistan.

Empowering girls through education is not short-term assistance — it is a strategic investment in resilient communities, inclusive growth, and a more equitable future.

Let’s keep building pathways of success — together.

Women Empowerment and Inclusion is the Core of UDO’s all Programs & Projects

Strengthening Livelihoods; Building Empowered Communities

An Inclusive Initiative of UFAQ Development Organization (UDO)

UDO implementing well structured market-driven vocational training programs to enhance women’s expertise for economic empowerment & independency.

By prioritizing underserved and marginalized women, the program is contributing to reducing economic disparities and strengthening household resilience. Trainees successfully completed 03 months structured trainings and are now better positioned to pursue self-employment, entrepreneurship, or income-generating activities.

To acknowledge their dedication and achievement, UDO organized a Certificates Distribution Ceremony of 24 pass-out women under 02 batches. Along with this, shields were also presented to position holders trainees. The event recognized not only skill acquisition but also the confidence, commitment, and determination demonstrated throughout the program.

In recognition of quality training delivery and professional commitment, Shields of Appreciation were awarded to Mr. Usama Nazer, Beautician Expert & Mr. Naveed Ahmed, Tailoring Expert, for their valuable contributions to strengthening women’s technical capacity.

Through structured skill development initiatives for women, youth, persons with disabilities & minorities, UDO continues to advance community empowerment as a cornerstone of equitable and sustainable development.

One-on-One Discussion between UDO Team and JICA Representative on Organization’s Experience, Achievements, Best Practices and Coordination through Multi-Sectoral Approach under ECD Project

UFAQ Development Organization (UDO) team was honored to participate in a one-on-one meeting with the JICA delegation, led by Ms. Ohsumi Maasa, at Sphere Consulting, office Lahore, under the Early Childhood Development (ECD) Project.

The meeting provided a valuable platform for in-depth dialogue on multi-sectoral collaboration, emphasizing integrated approaches across health, nutrition, early education, and community systems to strengthen holistic service delivery for young children and their families.

Discussions focused on practical field experiences, lessons learned from community-based ECD interventions, and the importance of coordinated, system-oriented programming to achieve sustainable and inclusive outcomes. The exchange highlighted how partnerships and shared learning can enhance the effectiveness and reach of ECD initiatives.

As a gesture of appreciation and partnership, commemorative shields were presented by UFAQ Development Organization to Dr. Naeem Majeed, Chief Executive, Sphere Consulting and Ms. Samina Saddiq, Project Coordinator, in acknowledgment of their exemplary leadership, commitment, and sustained contributions to advancing Early Childhood Development initiatives. This engagement reaffirmed a shared commitment to human-centered development, evidence-based practice, and long-term system strengthening to improve ECD outcomes.
Together, we continue working toward stronger systems, empowered communities, and brighter futures for children.

Violence has never solved a conflict, and it never will. For Pakistan to thrive, we must choose the harder, more courageous path: the path of dialogue and understanding.

Let us be the generation that breaks the cycle. It is time to turn our intentions into results. Instead of silence, choose speech. Instead of anger, choose empathy.

When we listen to those with different perspectives, we don't just find common ground—we build a stronger foundation for our future.

Safe Families as the Foundation of Early Childhood Development

Under the Piloting Multi-Sectoral Approach to Issues in Early Childhood Development (ECD) Project, UFAQ Development Organization (UDO) conducted an awareness session on Domestic Violence and Child Protection in Basti Peer Haqani, Union Council Kotla Chakar, Tehsil Jalal Pur Peer Wala, District Multan, South Punjab, Pakistan.

The session focused on promoting safe, respectful, and violence-free home environments where children can grow with protection, dignity, and emotional security. Participants were engaged in interactive discussions on recognizing different forms of domestic violence, understanding its impact on children’s development, and promoting positive communication and conflict resolution within families.

By strengthening community awareness and encouraging collective responsibility, the initiative aims to reduce risks, protect vulnerable individuals, and foster supportive family systems that contribute to healthy early childhood development.

The ECD Project is funded by JICA, supported by Sphere Consulting, and implemented by UFAQ Development Organization (UDO).

Together, we are working towards communities where families are safe, children are protected, and respect begins at home.