"A CSR Initiative of Pakistan Intermodal Limited"

Supporting SDG 9 (Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure) and SDG 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities)

Access to basic infrastructure such as roads and pathways plays a critical role in connecting rural communities to essential services enabling children to reach schools, patients to access healthcare, and farmers to transport their produce safely and efficiently.


Pathway Excavation — Saleem Khan Banda, Mardan
In 2025, OSDI completed pathway excavation work in Village Saleem Khan Banda, Mardan, addressing a long-standing mobility challenge for the community. Previously, the absence of a proper pathway made movement difficult for villagers particularly students, women, and the elderly especially during the rainy season, when the area became muddy and slippery.
The completed pathway now enables safer, easier mobility for the entire community: helping children reach school safely, allowing patients to access healthcare facilities without difficulty, and enabling farmers to transport their produce with ease. The project directly benefited 20 households, along with other community members and passersby who regularly use the route; reducing travel time and easing the daily burden faced particularly by women and children.
Link Road Project
A 1.5-kilometer road was constructed in district Mardan to support the economic and social development of villagers by providing improved access to the nearest market and better transportation options. In the community of Mari Muhammad Khan, district Matiari, a 700ft. x 10ft. link road was built to connect the village directly to the super highway.
Soil Bank Renovation
In district Jacobabad, OSDI repaired a damaged soil bank that had been allowing dirty water to flow into agricultural fields, destroying crops. The renovated soil bank now serves a dual purpose; protecting crops from water damage while also preserving local fish populations.
Renovation and Reconstruction of DHQ Emergency Ward
In district Lasbela, OSDI renovated and reconstructed the Emergency Ward of the District Headquarters (DHQ) Hospital, equipping it with modern medical machinery to better serve patients. The ward now treats nearly 250–300 patients daily and includes separate reception and waiting areas for male and female patients.
Side Road Project
In the underserved community of Sayarani Goth; home to 7–8 small settlements; OSDI built a two-classroom Community Learning Center (CLC) and carried out ground filling and levelling to create a side road connecting the school to the main road, nearly 2 kilometers away.
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