Dr Abdur Rehman Cheema
Report acknowledges a data lag.
Updated 14 Dec, 2021 09:38am
If the crop fails, the tenant remains in debt. As a result, he keeps borrowing from the landlord until the next crop
Updated 21 Jan, 2019 09:01am
Govt's mainstream youth initiatives have an urban bias, are unlikely to reduce extreme poverty and urban-rural divide.
Updated 03 Dec, 2018 08:20am
A community of beggars and snake-charmers struggles to change their lives
Published 03 Jun, 2018 07:06am
The dilemma of child marriages in rural Sindh
Updated 12 Jul, 2017 01:18pm
The idea of SEZs to increase GDP, create jobs, promote trade and foreign direct investment is easier said than done
Updated 21 Jun, 2017 05:21pm
Within the CPEC framework, hardly any attention has been paid to leveraging this economic opportunity for building the
Published 06 Mar, 2017 07:08am
“The day I found that my son could not even write his name though he was in grade 5, I became concerned about what...
Updated 15 Jan, 2017 09:16am
Many microfinance banks serve the relatively less poor for a number of reasons: strict eligibility standards and a bias
Published 10 Oct, 2016 06:04am
A social innovation marries business with a birth control programme to great effect
Updated 12 Aug, 2016 03:54am
Expansion of small hydropower, microgrids could tackle poverty in remote mountain villages in the Hindu Kush Himalayas.
Published 11 Mar, 2016 12:02pm
The government has only one crop loan insurance scheme in place. Those who do not avail loan remain out of the ambit
Published 01 Feb, 2016 06:56am
The promotion and teaching of foreign languages, along with other professional traits.
Published 21 Dec, 2015 06:52am
Regional cooperation will invariably lead to a larger market size for products and services.
Updated 28 Oct, 2016 07:52am
Climate change is putting human security in terms of food and calorie availability and consumption at risk, especially
Published 03 Aug, 2015 06:57am