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IMPACT & PLAN

Our three-year plan

A roadmap from one Hunza cohort to a multi-region program, with the budget and the metrics behind it.

A stair-climbing goods carrier robot, a mechatronic capstone project built by students
ROADMAP

3-year implementation roadmap

Year 1Year 2Year 3
GeographyHunza onlyHunza + 1–2 new regionsFurther regional expansion
Free cohorts1 cohort, 50–75 studentsMultiple cohorts, higher volumeMultiple cohorts across regions
Paid trackExisting paid courses elsewhere+ New paid Hunza immersionScaled as core funding engine
SandboxNot yet launchedLaunchedFirst supported ventures
GovernanceFounder-ledBoard + Advisory formalizedFull governance operating
LEGAL STATUS

SECP Section 42 (Not for Profit) registration

E47 Foundation's registration as a Section 42 not-for-profit company is in process. Name has been reserved and filing has been completed; we are now waiting on SECP approval and remaining FBR procedures. Expected completion: June 2027.

DONE

Name reserved

DONE

Filing done

IN PROGRESS

Awaiting SECP approval & FBR procedures

UPCOMING

Registration complete

SUSTAINABILITY

Revenue model

Free Track (Hunza)

100% grant- and donor-funded. No cost to students.

Paid Track (National + Immersion)

Revenue reinvested directly into expanding free-tier capacity.

Sandbox / Incubator

Equity or revenue-share stake in graduate ventures, from Year 2.

The paid side exists to make the free side possible at greater scale — not as a separate business line.

YEAR 1 BUDGET

Confirmed ask: PKR 4,955,000 (~US$17,700)

  • Facility setup (rented space)PKR 360,000
  • Laptops — 10 units, CAD-capablePKR 750,000
  • 3D printer + filamentPKR 250,000
  • CNC routerPKR 220,000
  • STEM Racing equipmentPKR 1,000,000
  • Basic woodworking toolsPKR 50,000
  • Program enabler (annual)PKR 1,400,000
  • Materials, printing consumables, student kitsPKR 40,000
  • Contingency (~10%)PKR 250,000
  • Race Pakistan sponsorship — 6 students + 1 mentorPKR 635,000

YEAR 1 TOTAL

PKR 4.96M

~US$17,700

From Year 2, with setup costs behind us, the annual requirement drops to roughly PKR 2.33M unless new regions require further one-time spend.

MONITORING & EVALUATION

What we measure

01

Students enrolled and graduated, per cohort and per year

02

Mechatronic capstones completed, and how many solve a real local problem

03

Student-to-mentor ratio maintained per cohort

04

Regions actively served, cumulative

05

Completion / retention rate per cohort

06

Ventures launched through the Sandbox (Year 2+)

07

Share of paid-program revenue reinvested into the free track

08

Community and local-partner feedback

RISK

Risk considerations

Unreliable internet/connectivity in Hunza

MITIGATION
Offline-first curriculum, locally cached materials, minimal live-internet dependency

Single-donor / funding concentration

MITIGATION
Diversify via paid track, Sandbox equity, and multiple donor relationships

Community trust & retention

MITIGATION
Local co-ownership model; community-embedded delivery, not parachuted-in

Seasonal access constraints (mountain terrain, winter)

MITIGATION
Schedule cohorts around accessible seasons and known access windows

Nonprofit registration / regulatory timeline

MITIGATION
Engage legal counsel early in Year 1; phase registration alongside Cohort 1
FUND THE PLAN

Year 1 is fully costed and ready to run.

PKR 4,955,000 covers setup, a full year of operations and the Race Pakistan STEM Racing event — a full cohort of 50–75 students, free of charge.