Education is the key to progress, yet Newly Merged Area (FATA) has remained deprived of basic educational facilities for decades. To address this issue, WCHR has proposed the establishment of two degree colleges for males in each agency, aiming to uplift the educational standards in the region.

To address the lack of higher education facilities, WCHR proposes the establishment of two degree colleges for males in each agency. These colleges will increase enrollment, reduce migration for education, and provide career advancement opportunities. The initiative aims to uplift the educational standards and contribute to economic development in Newly Merged Area (FATA).

The Importance of Degree Colleges

Currently, the limited number of educational institutions forces students to travel long distances, often leading to high dropout rates. By establishing degree colleges within each agency, young men will have better access to higher education, enabling them to pursue professional careers and contribute to national development.

Objectives of the Initiative

Increase Enrollment: Encourage more students to complete higher education.

Reduce Migration: Provide local educational opportunities to prevent students from relocating.

Career Advancement: Enable students to pursue degrees in sciences, humanities, and business.

Economic Upliftment: Educated youth will contribute to the economic development of the region.

Anticipated Benefits

The establishment of these degree colleges will create new opportunities for the youth, empowering them to build a prosperous future. With adequate support from the government and international donors, this initiative will mark a significant milestone in the educational development of Newly Merged Area (FATA).