About us

SCOPE is registered under Societies Registration Act 1860, as a non-governmental organization (NGO). SCOPE is enlisted by Income Tax Department as an NGO, under Income Tax Ordinance 2001, and donations received by it are tax exempted.


Associations / Accreditations:
  • Roster status with United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC)
  • Member of International Land Coalition (ILC)
  • Member Environmental Liaison International (ELCI)
  • Member of Drynet
  • Member of Climate Action Network South Asia (CANSA)
  • Member of Freshwater Action Network (FAN)
  • Member of Global Water Partnership (GWP)
  • Member of Health Care Without Harm Alliance, IPEN Network
  • Environmental Law Alliance Worldwide (E-Law)
  • Accredited with Global Environment Facility (GEF)
  • Accredited with United Nations Conferences and Conventions such as UNCED, UN CSD, UN CCD, UN CBD, UN FCCC.

Where We Work:

Most of our work is of networking, capacity building and advocacy in nature which is spread over national, regional and global scale. However we believe in solid action and implement projects in the field. For last 22 years, SCOPE has been focusing on four districts in Sindh, Pakistan.


The Executive Committee:

The Managing Committee is comprising over following of following persons;

Dr. Mati Ur Rehman, President
Mr. Noor Ahmed, Vice President
Mr. Shabbir Khan, General Secretary
Ms. Iram Afshan, Finance Secretary
Ms. Seema Shahnawaz, Joint secretary
Mr. Kamal Ahmed, member
Ms. Sadaf Hafeez, member
Mr. Tanveer Arif, Chief Executive Officer

Besides these bodies SCOPE also have a Technical Advisory committee. The advisory committee has eminent persons from various environment related disciplines such as environment, agriculture, rural development, forestry, analytical chemistry, water treatment, etc.

Financial Reports:

SCOPE gets its accounts audited by the recognized and registered firms of chartered accountants on annual basis. The reports are shared with concerned donors and partners.

See Financial Audit Reports 2009