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By Ali Hassan Bangwar INTRODUCTION Sustainable economic development is a prerequisite for realizing the dream of inclusive prosperity and awelfare state today. To this end, vibrant socioeconomic policies, consistent political agendas, and efficientresource management promise considerable positive outcomes. However, the capitalization of enormoushuman potential has emerged as a potent source of economic development in contemporary …

Population dividend: how to yield benefits? Read More »

Organized by IPIR: A Sister Organization of World Times Institute Overview of the organization IPIR is a non-profit, non-political, and independent research organization established to promote evidence-based decision making, innovative thinking, cross-disciplinary research culture, integrity, and human resource development. It does not support any political party or institution in policy evaluations. The foremost purpose of …

DEBATE ON PAKISTAN AT 75: A COUNTRY IN SEARCH OF POLITICAL STABILITY Read More »

Organized by IPIR: A Sister Organization of World Times Institute CatalogOverview of the organization ———————————————————————– 1Objectives ———————————————————————————————– 2Findings ————————————————————————————————- 3Participants Profile ———————————————————————————— 4Selection Criteria ————————————————————————————— 5Setting the Context ———————————————————————————– 6Segment 1: Effects Of Climate Change On The World & Specifically on Pakistan ——- 7Segment 2: Overview of Our Disaster Management Capacity & Capability ————– 8Segment …

Final Report on Seminar on Disaster Management. Read More »

Author: Hira Shah ‘Ideas are useless unless they are used’ Despite having sundry analysis based seminars, conferences & sessions on the ongoing political, economic and social narratives, the stark gap between the ‘theory and practice’ of policies remains untarnished. A lot is said while comparatively less is done in order to achieve the set objectives …

Bridging the gap between Academia & the Real World Read More »

The IMF has cautioned that the economic recovery is dangerously diverging. The gaps between wealthier nations with broad access to vaccinations, diagnostics, and medicines and less developed nations still having difficulty immunising frontline healthcare personnel will grow even wider. Less than 2% of Africans had received vaccinations as of the end of April 2021. In …

Proposal to End the COVID-19 Read More »