About Sindhica Reforms Society

Working With Communities Since 1993

Sindhica Reforms Society (SRS) is a non-profit, nonsectarian environmental organization working to protect natural resources, strengthen communities and support practical solutions for sustainable development in Pakistan.

Who We Are

Creating practical solutions for people and the environment

Sindhica Reforms Society works at the intersection of environmental protection, community development and humanitarian support.

Since 1993, SRS has worked with communities and partners on issues including water, sanitation and hygiene, environmental conservation, ecosystem restoration, renewable energy, livelihoods, health and humanitarian response.

Our work is focused on practical, community-based approaches that respond to local needs while protecting natural resources for the future.

Our vision

Creating Eco Societies is our vision.

We aim to contribute to healthier communities, protected ecosystems and more sustainable ways of living through locally relevant solutions and collaboration.

Our Direction

What guides our work

SRS combines environmental protection with community development and humanitarian action.

Our Mission

To improve the quality of life of vulnerable communities while protecting natural resources. SRS works across water, sanitation, hygiene, environmental conservation and related areas, with attention to the needs of women, children, minorities, Indigenous groups, forest communities and urban populations.

Our Vision

SRS envisions communities where people can live healthier lives while natural resources, ecosystems, flora and fauna are protected for present and future generations.

1993 The beginning of Sindhica Reforms Society

Our History

From a local initiative to a wider development effort

Sindhica Reforms Society was established in 1993 with a focus on serving communities and responding to environmental and social challenges.

Over the years, SRS has expanded its work across environmental conservation, water and sanitation, livelihoods, health, renewable energy, disaster response and community empowerment.

This experience has allowed SRS to work with different communities and collaborate with donors, government agencies, civil society organizations and other development partners.

Today, the organization continues to build on this experience through community-based projects and sustainable solutions.

Founder of SRS

Muhammad Ameen Keryo

Environmentalist, social worker and wastewater treatment expert.

Founded SRS in 1993

Our Founder

A commitment to environmental and community action

Muhammad Ameen Keryo is the founder of Sindhica Reforms Society and has been a driving force behind the organization's environmental and community-focused work since its establishment.

His work has focused strongly on environmental sustainability, community mobilization and practical approaches to water and wastewater management.

One of his notable contributions has been the introduction of the Constructed Wetland, also known as a Reed Bed system, as a nature-based approach to biological wastewater treatment in Pakistan.

Through his work and the growth of SRS, environmental solutions have been connected with broader community needs, including sanitation, public health, humanitarian support and sustainable development.

Detailed information about the organization's current leadership and Board of Directors is available on the dedicated Board page.

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Our Approach

From local needs to practical solutions

SRS brings community needs, environmental priorities and collaboration together to develop sustainable responses.

Understand

Identify local environmental, social and community needs through engagement and observation.

Collaborate

Work with communities, institutions, government organizations, donors and development partners.

Implement

Develop practical projects that address identified needs while considering local resources and conditions.

Sustain

Promote solutions that can support communities and protect natural resources over the long term.

Our Work

Areas where SRS works

Our work connects environmental protection with community well-being and sustainable development.

Water, Sanitation & Hygiene

Water conservation, wastewater treatment, recycling, sanitation and hygiene initiatives.

Environmental Conservation

Protection of natural resources, ecosystems, flora, fauna and environmental assets.

Afforestation & Restoration

Afforestation, reforestation and ecosystem restoration initiatives.

Renewable & Alternative Energy

Support for renewable and alternative energy approaches within sustainable development projects.

Sustainable Livelihoods

Livelihood support, economic opportunities and initiatives supporting local communities and artisans.

Health & Humanitarian Support

Primary healthcare, maternal and child health, disaster response and humanitarian support.

Experience

More than three decades of work

SRS has built experience across environmental, community development and humanitarian initiatives.

30+ Years of work

97 Sustainable development projects

100+ Communities reached

1,000+ Trees planted

A Key Milestone

Pioneering Constructed Wetland solutions

SRS's work in nature-based wastewater treatment is an important part of its environmental history.

The organization developed Pakistan's first Constructed Wetland Module for biological wastewater treatment and recycling in Shaheed Benazirabad.

The approach demonstrates how environmental challenges can be addressed through practical, nature-based solutions.

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Nature-based approach

Constructed wetlands use natural processes to support wastewater treatment while creating opportunities for water recycling and more sustainable resource management.

Work with SRS to create sustainable impact

SRS welcomes collaboration with donors, development partners, NGOs, government organizations and other institutions interested in environmental and community-focused work.

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