Endowment Fund Trust for Preservation of the Heritage of Sindh

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The Endowment Fund Trust for Preservation of the Heritage of Sindh (EFT), established by the Government of Sindh in August, 2008 with a capital cost of Rs. 1000 million, is an autonomous non-profit organization without any involvement of the Sindh Government.
The Endowment Fund Trust is governed by the Board of Trustees consisting of 13 trustees (10 drawn from private sector and 3 from public sector).The chairman, managing trustee and the secretary of the trust are all from private sector.
There is also a Technical Committee to assist the Board of Trustees in technical matters.
EFT funds have been invested in commercial banks. The income generated from the investment is utilized on achievement of the Trust’s objectives.

UPDATES

News Cutting of Ghulam Shah Kalhoro
Posted by : EFT

10 January 2019

Restoration of Ghulam Shah Kalhoro News Cutting published in Daily Kawish on January 10, 2019 [Read More]

Budha Ashram, Shikarpur
Posted by : EFT

10 January 2019

Repair and restoration of Budha Ashram, Shikarpur, Field visit and published advertisements [Read More]

Shah Baharo, Larkana
Posted by : EFT

7 January 2019

Rehabilitation of 18th century Shah Baharo Tomb, Larkana completed published today in Daily Dawn [Read More]