Gen. Edward Daly, Commanding General, U.S. Army Materiel Command and his team from Huntsville, along with Maj. Gen. Robert Edmonson and his team from CECOM touched down at Tobyhanna Army Depot (TYAD) on Feb. 10 for a review of organic industrial base modernization efforts.

Led by TYAD Commander, Col. Daniel Horn and depot leadership, the visiting command teams were given a comprehensive overview and tour of Team Tobyhanna's emerging microelectronics mission, and discussed future DoD strategies to keep America's warfighters equipped.

#TOBY2028 | #ShapetheFuture

Youth For Change was an event for youth, by youth to help take action on girls' rights. It was a one-day conference that took place on Saturday 19th July 2014, at the headquarters of the Department For International Development in London.

For more information see: bit.ly/youthforchange

All images: Russell Watkins/Department for International Development. Available for free editorial use under Crown Copyright/Open Government License/Creative Commons - Attribution

Youth For Change was an event for youth, by youth to help take action on girls' rights. It was a one-day conference that took place on Saturday 19th July 2014, at the headquarters of the Department For International Development in London.

For more information see: bit.ly/youthforchange

All images: Russell Watkins/Department for International Development. Available for free editorial use under Crown Copyright/Open Government License/Creative Commons - Attribution

Veteran Pakistani actor, Mr. Jamal Shah viewing the display with his wife. The British High Commission and UK's department for International Development organised a shape the future competition and invited students from across the country to put forward their views on the changes they believed would make the most difference to people’s lives in Pakistan.

British High Commissioner, Philip Barton in conversation with Gulana's father. Gulana is the winner of, 'Shape the Future' competition.

British High Commissioner, Mr. Philip Barton inaugrated the display of the paintings and essays that were received as a part of Shape the future competition. Students participated from across Pakistan including Karachi, Peshawar, Sargodha, Islamabad, Faisalabad and Rawalpindi.

British High Commissioner, Mr. Philip Barton inaugrated the display of the paintings and essays that were received as a part of Shape the future competition. Students participated from across Pakistan including Karachi, Peshawar, Sargodha, Islamabad, Faisalabad and Rawalpindi.

December 9, 2019

The 2019 DoD Maintenance Symposium kicks off today. Look for Team Tobyhanna representing the U.S. Army booth. Ready systems @ the speed of relevance! #ShapeTheFuture #Toby2028

December 9, 2019

The 2019 DoD Maintenance Symposium kicks off today. Look for Team Tobyhanna representing the U.S. Army booth. Ready systems @ the speed of relevance! #ShapeTheFuture #Toby2028

December 9, 2019

The 2019 DoD Maintenance Symposium kicks off today. Look for Team Tobyhanna representing the U.S. Army booth. Ready systems @ the speed of relevance! #ShapeTheFuture #Toby2028

Another aspect of the Shape the Future activities involved holding debates with students of Development Studies at Iqra University, SZABIST and Bahria University in Islamabad. These debates engaged Pakistan’s youth on a range of post-2015 development issues ranging from education, health, gender and environmental sustainability. A report based on these discussions was represented to UNDP Country Director Marc-Andre Franche.

December 9, 2019

The 2019 DoD Maintenance Symposium kicks off today. Look for Team Tobyhanna representing the U.S. Army booth. Ready systems @ the speed of relevance! #ShapeTheFuture #Toby2028

December 9, 2019

The 2019 DoD Maintenance Symposium kicks off today. Look for Team Tobyhanna representing the U.S. Army booth. Ready systems @ the speed of relevance! #ShapeTheFuture #Toby2028

December 9, 2019

The 2019 DoD Maintenance Symposium kicks off today. Look for Team Tobyhanna representing the U.S. Army booth. Ready systems @ the speed of relevance! #ShapeTheFuture #Toby2028

December 9, 2019

The 2019 DoD Maintenance Symposium kicks off today. Look for Team Tobyhanna representing the U.S. Army booth. Ready systems @ the speed of relevance! #ShapeTheFuture #Toby2028

December 9, 2019

The 2019 DoD Maintenance Symposium kicks off today. Look for Team Tobyhanna representing the U.S. Army booth. Ready systems @ the speed of relevance! #ShapeTheFuture #Toby2028

December 9, 2019

The 2019 DoD Maintenance Symposium kicks off today. Look for Team Tobyhanna representing the U.S. Army booth. Ready systems @ the speed of relevance! #ShapeTheFuture #Toby2028

December 9, 2019

The 2019 DoD Maintenance Symposium kicks off today. Look for Team Tobyhanna representing the U.S. Army booth. Ready systems @ the speed of relevance! #ShapeTheFuture #Toby2028

December 9, 2019

The 2019 DoD Maintenance Symposium kicks off today. Look for Team Tobyhanna representing the U.S. Army booth. Ready systems @ the speed of relevance! #ShapeTheFuture #Toby2028

December 9, 2019

The 2019 DoD Maintenance Symposium kicks off today. Look for Team Tobyhanna representing the U.S. Army booth. Ready systems @ the speed of relevance! #ShapeTheFuture #Toby2028

British High Commissioner, Mr. Philip Barton presented trophy to Rabia Ansar Khan, winner of 15-17 years old category for essay writing. The British High Commission and UK's department for International Development organised a shape the future competition and invited students from across the country to put forward their views on the changes they believed would make the most difference to people’s lives in Pakistan.

December 9, 2019

The 2019 DoD Maintenance Symposium kicks off today. Look for Team Tobyhanna representing the U.S. Army booth. Ready systems @ the speed of relevance! #ShapeTheFuture #Toby2028

L to R: Veteran Pakistani actor, Mr Jamal Shah, Winner of 12-14 yrs old essay writing category Ms Gulana Anwar, UNDP country head for Pakistan Mr Marc-Andre Franche, Acting head DFID Pakistan Mr. Bill Kilby, Winner of 12-14 yrs old painting category M.Faizan, British High Commissioner Mr. Philip Barton, and Winner of 15-17 yrs old essay writing category Ms. Rabia Ansar Khan.

British High Commissioner, Mr. Philip Barton presented award to Rabia Ansar Khan, winner of 15-17 years old category for essay writing. She was awarded a creative writing course at one of the leading local institutions. The British High Commission and UK's department for International Development organised a shape the future competition and invited students from across the country to put forward their views on the changes they believed would make the most difference to people’s lives in Pakistan.

December 9, 2019

The 2019 DoD Maintenance Symposium kicks off today. Look for Team Tobyhanna representing the U.S. Army booth. Ready systems @ the speed of relevance! #ShapeTheFuture #Toby2028

British High Commissioner, Mr. Philip Barton presented award to Gulana Anwar, winner of 12-14 years old category for essay writing. She was awarded a creative writing course at one of the leading local institutions. The British High Commission and UK's department for International Development organised a shape the future competition and invited students from across the country to put forward their views on the changes they believed would make the most difference to people’s lives in Pakistan.

December 9, 2019

The 2019 DoD Maintenance Symposium kicks off today. Look for Team Tobyhanna representing the U.S. Army booth. Ready systems @ the speed of relevance! #ShapeTheFuture #Toby2028

British High Commissioner, Mr. Philip Barton presented recognition trophy to ---, who was representing SZABIST University. The British High Commission and UK's department for International Development organised a shape the future competition and invited students from across the country to put forward their views on the changes they believed would make the most difference to people’s lives in Pakistan.

Acting head of DFID Pakistan, Mr. Bill Kilby addressed the audience at the event. The British High Commission and UK's department for International Development organised a shape the future competition and invited students from across the country to put forward their views on the changes they believed would make the most difference to people’s lives in Pakistan.

December 9, 2019

The 2019 DoD Maintenance Symposium kicks off today. Look for Team Tobyhanna representing the U.S. Army booth. Ready systems @ the speed of relevance! #ShapeTheFuture #Toby2028

December 9, 2019

The 2019 DoD Maintenance Symposium kicks off today. Look for Team Tobyhanna representing the U.S. Army booth. Ready systems @ the speed of relevance! #ShapeTheFuture #Toby2028

British High Commissioner, Mr. Philip Barton presented trophy to Gulana Anwar, winner of 12-14 years old category for essay writing. The British High Commission and UK's department for International Development organised a shape the future competition and invited students from across the country to put forward their views on the changes they believed would make the most difference to people’s lives in Pakistan.

Students from SOS Village viewing the display of painting made by their fellow students. The British High Commission and UK's department for International Development organised a shape the future competition and invited students from across the country to put forward their views on the changes they believed would make the most difference to people’s lives in Pakistan.

December 9, 2019

The 2019 DoD Maintenance Symposium kicks off today. Look for Team Tobyhanna representing the U.S. Army booth. Ready systems @ the speed of relevance! #ShapeTheFuture #Toby2028

British High Commissioner, Mr. Philip Barton presented recognition trophy to Mr. Faisal Buzdar, who was representing Bahria University. The British High Commission and UK's department for International Development organised a shape the future competition and invited students from across the country to put forward their views on the changes they believed would make the most difference to people’s lives in Pakistan.

Gen. Edward Daly, Commanding General, U.S. Army Materiel Command and his team from Huntsville, along with Maj. Gen. Robert Edmonson and his team from CECOM touched down at Tobyhanna Army Depot (TYAD) on Feb. 10 for a review of organic industrial base modernization efforts.

Led by TYAD Commander, Col. Daniel Horn and depot leadership, the visiting command teams were given a comprehensive overview and tour of Team Tobyhanna's emerging microelectronics mission, and discussed future DoD strategies to keep America's warfighters equipped.

#TOBY2028 | #ShapetheFuture

British High Commissioner, Mr. Philip Barton presented trophy to M. Faizan, winner of 12-14 years old category for painting. The British High Commission and UK's department for International Development organised a shape the future competition and invited students from across the country to put forward their views on the changes they believed would make the most difference to people’s lives in Pakistan.

British High Commissioner, Mr. Philip Barton presented award to M. Faizan, winner of 12-14 years old category for painting. He was awarded an art course at one of the leading local institutions. The British High Commission and UK's department for International Development organised a shape the future competition and invited students from across the country to put forward their views on the changes they believed would make the most difference to people’s lives in Pakistan.

British High Commissioner, Mr. Philip Barton presented recognition trophy to Ms. Fatima Yameen, who was representing Iqra University. The British High Commission and UK's department for International Development organised a shape the future competition and invited students from across the country to put forward their views on the changes they believed would make the most difference to people’s lives in Pakistan.

The British High Commission and UK's department for International Development organised a shape the future competition and invited students from across the country to put forward their views on the changes they believed would make the most difference to people’s lives in Pakistan.

Students from SOS Village viewing the display of painting made by their fellow students. The British High Commission and UK's department for International Development organised a shape the future competition and invited students from across the country to put forward their views on the changes they believed would make the most difference to people’s lives in Pakistan.

UNDP head of Pakistan, Mr. Marc-Andre addressed the audience at the event. The British High Commission and UK's department for International Development organised a shape the future competition and invited students from across the country to put forward their views on the changes they believed would make the most difference to people’s lives in Pakistan.

The British High Commissioner, Mr. Philip Barton addressed the audience present at the event. The British High Commission and UK's department for International Development organised a shape the future competition and invited students from across the country to put forward their views on the changes they believed would make the most difference to people’s lives in Pakistan.

Students from SOS Village had their group photograph taken with the British High Commissioner, Mr. Philip Barton. The British High Commission and UK's department for International Development organised a shape the future competition and invited students from across the country to put forward their views on the changes they believed would make the most difference to people’s lives in Pakistan.

Gen. Edward Daly, Commanding General, U.S. Army Materiel Command and his team from Huntsville, along with Maj. Gen. Robert Edmonson and his team from CECOM touched down at Tobyhanna Army Depot (TYAD) on Feb. 10 for a review of organic industrial base modernization efforts.

Led by TYAD Commander, Col. Daniel Horn and depot leadership, the visiting command teams were given a comprehensive overview and tour of Team Tobyhanna's emerging microelectronics mission, and discussed future DoD strategies to keep America's warfighters equipped.

#TOBY2028 | #ShapetheFuture

Gen. Edward Daly, Commanding General, U.S. Army Materiel Command and his team from Huntsville, along with Maj. Gen. Robert Edmonson and his team from CECOM touched down at Tobyhanna Army Depot (TYAD) on Feb. 10 for a review of organic industrial base modernization efforts.

Led by TYAD Commander, Col. Daniel Horn and depot leadership, the visiting command teams were given a comprehensive overview and tour of Team Tobyhanna's emerging microelectronics mission, and discussed future DoD strategies to keep America's warfighters equipped.

#TOBY2028 | #ShapetheFuture

Gen. Edward Daly, Commanding General, U.S. Army Materiel Command and his team from Huntsville, along with Maj. Gen. Robert Edmonson and his team from CECOM touched down at Tobyhanna Army Depot (TYAD) on Feb. 10 for a review of organic industrial base modernization efforts.

Led by TYAD Commander, Col. Daniel Horn and depot leadership, the visiting command teams were given a comprehensive overview and tour of Team Tobyhanna's emerging microelectronics mission, and discussed future DoD strategies to keep America's warfighters equipped.

#TOBY2028 | #ShapetheFuture

Gen. Edward Daly, Commanding General, U.S. Army Materiel Command and his team from Huntsville, along with Maj. Gen. Robert Edmonson and his team from CECOM touched down at Tobyhanna Army Depot (TYAD) on Feb. 10 for a review of organic industrial base modernization efforts.

Led by TYAD Commander, Col. Daniel Horn and depot leadership, the visiting command teams were given a comprehensive overview and tour of Team Tobyhanna's emerging microelectronics mission, and discussed future DoD strategies to keep America's warfighters equipped.

#TOBY2028 | #ShapetheFuture

Gen. Edward Daly, Commanding General, U.S. Army Materiel Command and his team from Huntsville, along with Maj. Gen. Robert Edmonson and his team from CECOM touched down at Tobyhanna Army Depot (TYAD) on Feb. 10 for a review of organic industrial base modernization efforts.

Led by TYAD Commander, Col. Daniel Horn and depot leadership, the visiting command teams were given a comprehensive overview and tour of Team Tobyhanna's emerging microelectronics mission, and discussed future DoD strategies to keep America's warfighters equipped.

#TOBY2028 | #ShapetheFuture