Can poverty truly be eradicated by 2030? This article explores SDG 1 – No Poverty – and examines its application and limitations within Pakistan's economic, political, and social landscape. Includes strategic recommendations to reframe poverty alleviation as a viable national goal.
What are the SDGs? Where did they come from? And how do they relate to Pakistan's development goals? This opening article introduces the Sustainable Development Goals with a critical overview of their history, structure, and current performance—launching a comprehensive research series tailored to Pakistan's environment.
This paper exposes how noble-looking reforms, such as PIDA in Pakistan’s irrigation sector, may conceal harmful agendas. By examining developmental and social policies, it highlights the risks of blindly adopting foreign models and calls for strategic resistance to ideological and economic erosion.
Accountability in Pakistan: From Promises to Power Struggles, The Untold Story of Energy Sector Woes Pakistan accountability, power sector corruption, IPP contracts, energy mismanagement, electricity tariffs, circular debt, governance reforms, and transparency in PPPs Accountability: The Hilarious Tragedy of…
Pakistan faces growing challenges like water scarcity, land degradation, and deforestation. This research explores how Multifunctional Natural Resource Management (MFNR) can offer sustainable, practical, and inclusive solutions—backed by case studies and policy insights tailored for Pakistan’s future.
گلگت بلتستان کا ماحولیاتی بحران محض فطرت کی قہرمانی نہیں بلکہ انسانی خودغرضی، حکومتی بے عملی، اور اقربائی سرمایہ داری کے امتزاج کا نتیجہ ہے—یہ مضمون بتاتا ہے کہ کیسے "قدرتی آفات" دراصل ایک منصوبہ بند تخلیق نو بن چکی ہیں۔
Price hikes are not just economic incidents—they are moral crises. This in-depth research reveals how human greed, unchecked desires, and spiritual decay are the real drivers of global inflation and economic injustice. It redefines prosperity and presents a moral blueprint for a fairer economy.
Public interest is key to equitable societies. This article defines the concept, traces its history, and examines its role in Islamic jurisprudence and Pakistan’s governance. It highlights violations like VIP culture and offers solutions for a just society.