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In a bold move to balance public welfare with fiscal prudence, the Pakistani government has opted against introducing new taxes…
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In 2024, Pakistan’s banking sector demonstrated remarkable resilience and growth, expanding by 15.8% in assets—a testament to improving macroeconomic stability…
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In recent years, Sindh has taken strides toward democratizing its fiscal processes through citizen budgeting initiatives, aiming to bridge the…
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Sindh’s development landscape, marked by initiatives ranging from flood rehabilitation to urban infrastructure, relies heavily on robust Monitoring & Evaluation…
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Punjab’s embrace of Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) reflects a strategic shift to bridge infrastructure deficits and enhance public service delivery amid…
Read MoreE-Governance Initiatives in Punjab’s Finance Department
Punjab’s Finance Department is undergoing a digital revolution, leveraging technology to streamline fiscal operations, enhance transparency, and combat inefficiencies that…
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