Partners
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The Little Art is proud to have the support of Kingdom of the Netherlands through its Embassy in Islamabad for our Lahore International Children's Film Festival, Karachi International Children's Film Festival and FilmSaar International Children's Film Festivals, reaching out to 6 cities across Pakistan in total. |
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The Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany Islamabad has supported The Little Art for Lahore International Children's Film Festival, Karachi International Children's Film Festival and FilmSaar International Children's Film Festivals, reaching out to 6 cities across Pakistan in total. |
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The Teachers’ Resource Centre is widely associated with providing quality teacher education and training across Pakistan. TRC and The Little Art has jointly agreed to promote the basics modern education to the children and young people of Pakistan. |
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ITA is embedded in the paradigm of education as a fundamental human entitlement; the right to learning, knowledge systems, citizenship skills and 9000 years of living heritage, through active partnerships with public sector and affordable private schools across Pakistan. |
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| Groupe Developpement, an international NGO, headquartered in France, are aggressively acting in the field of child protection, poverty alleviation and livelihoods. GD has been a key supporter towards the various unique and innovative ideas of The Little Art. | |
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The Delegation of the European Union in Islamabad is one of the 141 EU Delegations around the world. It opened in 1985 with the objective of fostering closer ties between the European Union and Pakistan. The Delegation supported The Little Art to organize National ChildRight Arts Festival 2011, in connection with the celebration of Universal Children's Day. |
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The Annemarie-Schimmel-Haus is a Goethe-Zentrum and works closely together with the Goethe-Institut Karachi of which it is the only partner in Pakistan. ASH partners with The Little Art frequently, and has done projects in collaboration like Film-making workshops with children and Lahore International Children's Film Festival. |
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SPARC is Pakistan’s leading child rights organization. It works on a broad range of child rights issues, addressing the overall system and policy framework, with added focus on specific thematic areas of special importance to children. SPARC was a partner in National ChildRight Arts Festival 2011. |
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Plan’s work in Pakistan covers 5 core areas, all of which are rooted in the rights of the child: health, education, livelihoods, child and gender rights, disaster risk reduction and response. Plan was our supporter for National ChildRight Arts Festival 2011. |
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Pahchaan is proactive on the United Nation’s Convention on the Rights of the Child through objective measures for protection and empowerment of children against abuse and neglect, building the capacity of care givers, and creating awareness amongst duty bearers (parents, service providers, and government) and masses. Pahchaan collaborated with The Little Art for its Children's Performing Arts Festival 2011. |
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Ali Institute of Education is a well reputed prestigious institution which provides quality teachers training education to many teachers of Pakistan. Working since 1992, AIE has established itself as a well reputed organization among teachers and other educational institutions of Pakistan. AIE was a partner with The Little Art for Children's Performing Arts Festival 2011. |
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Media Partners
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One of the largest Media Group in Pakistan, Express Tribune has signed a long term agreement with The Little Art to help in promoting the unique and innovative ideas in Arts Education. Their support towards the various initiatives has been phenomenal. |
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One of the widely listened Radio Channel in Pakistan has been the radio partners for almost all of the projects by The Little Art. |
Sponsors
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One of Pakistan’s largest selling tissue brand, Rose Petal has been a key supporter of The International Children Films Festival since its inception. Their association with the International Children Film Festival has helped The Little Art to entertain and educate thousands of children from different background from all over Pakistan. |
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TetraPak is one of the biggest packaging institutions in Pakistan. TetraPak has been an instrumental in the growth of festival’s outreach in Pakistan. Not only The Little Art was able to screening films with their support but also able to accommodate marginalized children in the festival. |
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The 6th largest Bank in Pakistan, having branch network of more than 400 branches in Pakistan. Bank Alfalah supported the Lahore International Children’s Film Festival during its first 2 years. |
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Warid Telecom is a joint venture between Abu Dhabi Group & SingTel Group. Waridtel is the 2nd largest telecom in Pakistan. Warid’s association with the films festival brought much audience and The Little Art was able spread the awareness about the festival to many households. |
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One of Pakistan most favorite fast food outlets for kids and families in Pakistan became partners with The Little Art to promote the objectives. |
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| Unilever is the largest FMCG Company in Pakistan, as well as one of the largest multinationals operating in the Pakistan. Their association with the International Children Film Festival was welcome and had a wonderful impact. | |
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HangTen is one of the largest clothing brands in Pakistan. HangTen has expanded with trendy product offerings in men, women and children’s wear throughout Pakistan. |
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An leading coffee outlet, with their innovative thinking and modern approach towards education and interest to support unique ideas, GJ, extended their support by becoming ticketing partner for the films festival. |
International Festival Friends
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