Mr. Muhammad Roshan
Mr. Mohammad Roshan is a distinguished academic and development practitioner with over 25 years of dedicated service to higher education, civil society engagement, and participatory governance in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. As the Chairman of SPC’s Board of Governors, he brings a wealth of expertise in community-driven development, cultural heritage conservation, and youth empowerment, underpinned by a profound commitment to transforming traditional societies into progressive, resilient communities. A Master’s degree holder in History from the University of Peshawar, ... Mr. Roshan has seamlessly blended academia with grassroots activism. His dual roles as an Associate Professor of History and a visionary leader at SPC reflect his passion for fostering inclusive development. Under his leadership, SPC has pioneered landmark initiatives—from restoring historic mosques and hujras in Swat to conducting ethnographic surveys and disaster assessments—in collaboration with esteemed partners like USAID, UNDP, Prince Claus Fund, and GIZ. A prolific researcher and author, Mr. Roshan has co-authored critical reports on post-disaster heritage conservation, including "Cherishing Poetry in Wood & Stone," which documents SPC’s efforts to preserve Swat’s cultural legacy. His work extends to governance reforms, peace building, and environmental advocacy, exemplified by his role in founding the Swat Environment Forum and coordinating the Swat Study Group for conflict-affected region assessments. Beyond his professional achievements, Mr. Roshan is a mentor and advocate for youth empowerment, having designed training programs on research methodologies, proposal writing, and human rights. His volunteerism and leadership in civil society movements over 25 years underscore his unwavering belief in community agency and sustainable development. Guided by optimism and a deep-rooted connection to Swat’s heritage, Mr. Roshan continues to steer SPC toward innovative solutions for urbanization, tourism, and climate challenges, ensuring that local voices remain at the heart of progress. "Our strength lies in the resilience of our communities and the preservation of our shared heritage. Together, we build futures anchored in dignity and opportunity.
Mr. Sadam Hussain
As the Executive Director of SPC, it is my honor to welcome you to our organization’s digital platform. For over 20 years, SPC has been a beacon of hope and resilience in Swat and Malakand Division, working tirelessly to empower communities through Culture, Development, Governance, Climate Change and Disaster Resilience. ... Our journey has been shaped by the trust of local communities, the dedication of our team, and the support of partners like USAID, UNDP, GIZ, and Prince Claus Fund. From conserving historic landmarks like Chinar Mosque to restoring livelihoods through Micro-Hydel projects, from advocating for peace and youth development to responding to crises with swift humanitarian action, SPC remains committed to fostering sustainable change. At SPC, we believe in the power of participatory approaches. Whether it’s preserving cultural heritage, promoting climate adaptation, or strengthening local governance, our mission is to amplify the voices of the marginalized and build a future where young activists lead progress. This website reflects our collective efforts and aspirations. Explore our initiatives, partnerships, and impact stories. Join us in our mission to create a more equitable and resilient Pakistan. Together, we can turn challenges into opportunities. Thank you for your support and solidarity. Read More
Board of Governers
Mrs. Begum Shahab
Mrs. Begum Shahab is an experienced community health and social work professional with over 16 years of service as a Lady Health Visitor (LHV), serving from 1999 to 2015. ... She holds a Diploma in Lady Health Visitor and an FA-level academic qualification. Skilled in community engagement, health outreach, and social welfare, she has completed several vocational and capacity-building trainings, including courses from the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Trade Testing Board, local governance training, and climate resilience workshops. Committed to social work and community welfare, she is a dedicated professional with a strong record of reliability and service. Read More
Dr. Usman Olasyar
Dr. Usman Olasyar, a PhD in Pashto literature, a prominent Pashto poet, is a distinguished cultural and intellectual ... figure in Khyber Pakhtukhwa. As a passionate advocate for traditional arts, music, painting, and literature, he plays a pivotal role in preserving and promoting cultural heritage. Dr. Olasyar is an active social and political voice, leveraging his influence to foster artistic expressions and community development. His dedication to cultural enrichment makes him a key driver of intellectual and creative progress in the region. Read More
Mr. Talimand Khan
Talaimand Khan is a writer, researcher, and dedicated political activist having a Master’s degree in Political Science. ... With experience in national policy analysis , he has contributed to shaping key governance frameworks. As a committed advocate for his community, he represents public interests during critical times, demonstrating leadership and resilience. Being active in politics at national level , he possesses deep political insight and strategic acumen. Combining intellectual rigor with grassroots engagement, Talaimand Khan bridges policy expertise, research, and active political participation to bring about meaningful change. Read More
Mr. Muhammad Ali
A renowned social activist, Mohammad Ali Khan has dedicated his efforts to orphan welfare and education, ... establishing sustainable institutions to support not only vulnerable children but community at large. Recognized nationally and internationally for his impactful work, he excels in mobilizing resources for bridging government partnerships and public support to scale his initiatives. His legacy lies in transforming compassion into systemic change, ensuring protection and opportunity for marginalized youth. Read More
Mrs. Sabra Shakir
Mrs. Sabra Shakir is a highly accomplished leader and advocate with over 30 years of professional experience in management, ... policy development, and women's empowerment. She currently serves as the Chairperson of the Pakistan Women Integrated Network (PAKWIN), a role she has held since 2001, and previously served as a Member of the Provincial Assembly (2003–2007). Holding an LL.B and multiple Master’s degrees from Balochistan University, she combines strong academic credentials with deep expertise in advocacy, community engagement, and organizational leadership. Mrs. Shakir is recognized for her contributions to social justice, women's rights, and policy development, and has received several awards for her impactful work. Skilled in leadership, communication, problem-solving, and digital tools including MS Office and InPage, she is articulate, independent, and an effective team leader. Her dedication, strategic insight, and readiness to travel make her a valuable asset for governance and advisory roles. Read More
Mr. Khair Ullah
An educator, survivor, and steadfast activist from Matta, Swat, Khairullah Sina embodies resilience in the face of conflict. ... Having endured the region’s violence, he channels his experience into advocacy for victims, offering hope through education and community mobilization. His work not only rebuilds lives but also stands as a testament to courage amid adversity, inspiring others to pursue justice and healing in post-conflict Swat. Read More
Mrs. Hina Patras
Hina Patras is an experienced development professional with over 20 years of dedicated work in community mobilization, social organizing, ... monitoring & evaluation, and project implementation across NGOs and development organizations in Swat and Islamabad, Pakistan. She has a strong background in community engagement, training, advocacy, and report writing, with expertise in areas such as gender sensitization, hygiene promotion, peace building, and enterprise development. Holding a Master’s in Sociology from the University of Malakand, she combines academic knowledge with extensive fieldwork experience. Fluent in English, Urdu, Punjabi, and Pashto, and proficient in MS Office, Hina is a committed professional aiming to contribute to organizational and community growth through her skills in social organizing, training, and participatory development. Read More
Ms. Mehnaz Ali
Mehnaz Ali is a qualified educator and social mobilizer with a strong academic background in Botany and Education, ... holding both B.Ed and M.Ed degrees. With over eight years of experience in community engagement, she has worked with organizations like Baacha Khan Trust and IRC, specializing in hygiene promotion, teacher training, and school management. Read More