Kashmir Orphan Relief Trust (KORT), a Pakistani orphan school, received the prestigious Zayed Sustainability Prize of $100,000 after being named the best Global School in South Asia at the United Nations Climate Conference in Dubai for its innovative project on water conservation and organic farming.
Two students represented KORT during the COP28 at EXPO Dubai. They demonstrated the Organization’s dedication to solving the issues encountered by orphans in a difficult environment.
Pakistan has awarded the renowned Zayed Sustainability Prize for Best Global High School in South Asia. This was after being shortlisted alongside India and Bangladesh. In addition, the total prize pool for the 11 winners across six categories is $5.9 million dollars.
His Highness the President SumiyaBibi, an orphan student at Kashmir Orphan Relief Trust Education in Pakistan, receives the Zayed Sustainability Prize from Sheikh Mohamed Bin Zayed Al Nahyan.
Presidential Court of the UAE His Highness Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, President of the United Arab Emirates, awarded SumiyaBibi, who lost her parents in the 2005 earthquake. The coveted Zayed Sustainability Prize for The Best Global High School in South Asia.
The Kashmir Orphan Relief Trust (KORT) for orphans was founded 18 years ago as an International Non-Profit Organization. Kashmir Orphan Relief has been dedicated to assisting and giving good education, boarding facilities. The trust is also dedicated in assisting food, clothing, and medical care to orphaned children.
This award recognizes Kashmir Orphan Relief Trust for excellent contributions to sustainable practices. Furthermore, it corresponds with the larger social purpose of ensuring a brighter future for orphans.
Moreover, the presence of the Kashmir Orphan Relief Trust at COP28 not only demonstrates their dedication to the welfare of orphaned children. But also places them as worldwide leaders in the quest of sustainability and positive change.
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