A Journey toward Sindh Water Policy: Influencing Change
The development of the Sindh Water Policy and its impact on tackling water scarcity, climate change, and disaster risk reduction.
Understanding Pakistan’s Youth Migration Trends
Political instability, economic challenges, and limited educational resources are pushing Pakistan's youth beyond borders.
The push and pull factors contributing to youth migration from Pakistan
Why Pakistan's youth are migrating abroad—economic struggles, political unrest, education gaps, societal norms, and the allure of better opportunities.
Lost in the Haze: Lahore’s Cry for Clean Air
Lahore, once a vibrant city, suffocates under a deadly smog blanket. Can Pakistan break the cycle of reactive solutions and save its people from this toxic crisis?
Financially Independent Youth: A Path to Sustainable Development
It's high time to challenge the conventional idea of job-seeking and embark on the journey of job creation.
Reducing Waste, Maximizing Efficiency with Circular Economy
Transitioning to a circular approach is crucial to minimize the negative impact of construction on the environment.
Bero Chandio: A Village Struggling for Basic Rights
Despite being the hub of the Chandio caste, the village's poor and needy have been ignored and forgotten by their own leaders and elected representatives.
The Blue Economy in Pakistan: A Roadmap for Sustainable Growth
Pakistan's blue economy can significantly contribute to the national economy and provide a way out of huge financial debts if sustainable policies are developed.
Prioritizing the Protection of Pakistan’s Ecosystem
Protecting the ecosystem is essential for economic growth, poverty alleviation, and social progress in Pakistan.
The Prevalent Western Essence in Pakistan’s Development Policies
Pakistan’s developmental policies influenced by Western dynamics, lack of quality research and the impact of International Financial Institutions
Eco-friendly Construction for a Greener Pakistan
With increased awareness, financial incentives and government regulations, we can work towards a greener future.
Pakistan’s Cities at a Crossroads: Choosing Sustainability over Adversity
Pakistan has one of the highest urbanization rates and is facing issues with poverty and poor infrastructure in its metropolitan areas.
A Green Solution for Urban Living: The Rise of Urban Agriculture
Urban agriculture offers benefits to cities by allowing local food production, which reduces carbon emissions and supports local businesses.
Development as a guise for International control of Pakistan’s economy
Pakistan has been under the IMF program for 22 times but has only received poverty and debt in return.
Pakistan’s Urbanization Dilemma: Addressing the Issues
Over 36% of Pakistan's population lives in urban areas, and it is expected that by 2025, about half of the population will live in urban areas.
Sustainable development: A challenge for Pakistan
Pakistan is facing a hurdle in achieving the SDGs, which has a serious effect on sustainable development.
