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Month: September 2016

September 30, 2016July 11, 2017 Pakistan's Growth Story

Introducing Developing Pakistan

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Pakistan’s Growth Story provides a clear, research-based perspective on the ideas and policies that are shaping Pakistan’s economic and human development. It is a collaboration of the Consortium for Development Policy Research (CDPR) and International Growth Centre (IGC), with contributions from CDPR’s partner organisation, Institute of Development and Economic Alternatives (IDEAS)

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  • Urbanization and Growth
  • How well represented are women in Pakistan's rural volunteer organizations?
  • Should graduation programs replace the more conventional cash transfers?
  • Educational attainment in Punjab – Have learning outcomes improved?

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