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Asiya Parveen Mughal

Social protection & gender justice practitioner | National-Level Coordinator for Social Mobilization, BISP

Asiya Parveen Mughal

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Asiya Parveen Mughal is a Pakistani social protection and gender justice practitioner with over 20 years of experience across public programmes, civil society and research. Since 2018, she has served with the Benazir Income Support Programme as National-Level Coordinator for Social Mobilization, supporting the rollout of the Dynamic National Socio-Economic Registry. Her responsibilities include oversight of 647 Dynamic Registration Centres and more than 3,000 field staff. She designed a digital and financial literacy training strategy for 9.3 million women beneficiaries.

Her earlier work includes managing a national gender-based violence project, overseeing women’s shelter homes through Médecins du Monde, and developing funding proposals for Justice Project Pakistan. She chairs the Human Organization for Peaceful Environment (HOPE), a registered NGO in Balochistan. Through the Pink Campaign, she documented 100 local terms for menstruation and established Pink Corners in government buildings to make public spaces more women-friendly.

Asiya is an alumna of the U.S. State Department’s International Visitor Leadership Program and the University of Queensland’s Women Executive Leadership Development Program. She holds a Master’s in Political Science and an LLB. She is available for conferences and speaking engagements on social protection, gender justice and women’s inclusion.

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