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Transforming Public Sector Through Digital Governance Initiatives In Khyber Pakhtunkhwa: Bureaucratic Conduct, Transparency In Service Delivery And Citizen Centric E-Governance

Theme/Relevant Ministry: GOVERNANCE:M/o IT; M/o S&T; PMDU; CM Office KP province; S&T and IT department KP Project Brief: This research attempts to investigate how digitization is affecting bureaucratic efficiency, transparency and inclusivity in public service delivery in education and health in KP. It attempts to do so from the perspective of public service providers, i.e., […]

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The Political Economy Of Non-Tariff Protection In Pakistan

Theme/Relevant Ministry: TAX POLICY:M/o Finance; FBR Project Brief: This paper examines the impact of political influence on trade protection in Pakistan. Using the classic Grossman-Helpman model with an innovative dataset on political influence and trade protectionism, it examines determinants of trade policy. We use a granular dataset on political connections including trade associations, parliamentarians and

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Choice Modelling of Public Transport To Design Transport Policies For Urban Mobility In Pakistan

Theme/Relevant Ministry: URBAN TRANSPORT:Transport Department (Sindh, Punjab); CDA (ICT); M/o PDSI Project Brief: Public transport is vital for socioeconomic development as it allows citizens to access opportunities, including, markets, social interaction, education, and other services, enabling them to rise out of poverty and overcome social exclusion. However, Pakistan lacks a decent and affordable public transport

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Household Energy Poverty In Pakistan

Theme/Relevant Ministry: ENERGY/POWER:M/o Power; NEPRA Project Brief: This research study examines the impact of electricity sector reforms on the household welfare of the country. The ongoing reform process gradually eases the fiscal burden by eliminating subsidies. However, an increase in electricity prices reduces poor households’ affordability and is thus believed to increase energy poverty in

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Prospects For The Development Of Solid Waste Management System: A Case Study Of Metropolitan City Karachi

Theme/Relevant Ministry: ENVIRONMENT/ SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT:Karachi Metropolitan Corporation; Local Government; EPA Project Brief: The study aims to explore the public and private institutional structure, its weaknesses and obstacles it faces in managing the solid waste system in Karachi.  Specifically, the study aims to make (1) capacity assessment of the public sector in providing the service, (2) assessment

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The Perspective Of Native People Regarding Developmental Projects Of China Pakistan Economic Corridor (Cpec) In Gwadar, Balochistan

Theme/Relevant Ministry: CPEC:CPEC Authority; Gwadar Development Authority; Government of Balochistan Project Brief: Gwadar’s economic potential has become a center of debate in national and international media. However, less discussed are the people living there, especially the native communities who are mostly dependent on fishing as a source of livelihood. This study takes a people-centric approach

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Revitalization Of Street Economy In Pakistan: The Case Of Islamabad

Theme/Relevant Ministry: INFORMAL ECONOMY/ KHOKHA MARKETS:Ehsaas Programme; ICT Administration; CDA; PM Office Project Brief: The study aims to provide an economic analysis of the street economy in the twin cities of Pakistan. The survey-based analysis of 1,863 fixed street vendors working in twin cities shows that lack of formal education and unemployment inclined individuals to choose street

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Adoption Of A Performance Evaluation Technique For The Development Of A Framework For The Climatic Responsive Urban Design (Crud)

Theme/Relevant Ministry: CLIMATE CHANGE/ ENERGY:M/o Climate Change; M/o Power; AEDB Project Brief: The study investigates the effects of urban design elements i.e. street canyon geometry (Canyon length, width, height, orientation, and SVF) and greenery on the urban microclimate using remote sensing and computational fluid dynamics-based techniques. The important conclusion derived from the current research can be

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Secure And Verifiable Voting For Pakistan

Theme/Relevant Ministry: DEMOCRACY/ ELECTIONS:Election Commission of Pakistan; PM Office; Federal Cabinet and Cabinet Division; NA & Senate Project Brief: This paper is an attempt to structure the ongoing debate around Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) and election technology in Pakistan and ground the discourse in research, international best practices, and expert guidelines. EVMs have been used in

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Skill Mapping And Human Resource Planning For Special Economic Zones: Job Creation For Unemployed Youth Of Balochistan

Theme/Relevant Ministry: SKILL DEVELOPMENT/ CPEC:NAVTTC; PM Youth Development Initiative; CPEC Authority; Government of Balochistan Project Brief: The TVET system of Balochistan is highlighted to give starting point mapping of TVET skills for human resource planning in this study. The strength of skills mapping for human resource planning are based on these institutional frameworks of TVET system

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