This paper celebrates the changes that the RHV (Raise Her Voice) Pakistan programme has brought about and, more importantly, distils the choices and actions that generated these changes. It can offer insights to policy makers and practitioners developing and managing governance programmes in complex, and often insecure, contexts, where the political space for women is narrow and fraught with dangers. [OCLC Accession Number: 876594020; ISBN: 9781780773544]
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