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Consortium for Development Policy Research (CDPR)
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 14 ม.ค. 2016
The Consortium for Development Policy Research (CDPR) is a Pakistan based research and dissemination organization supported by the International Growth Center (IGC). It aims to generate public discourse on key policy issues through cutting edge research and policy analysis.
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The Climate-Energy Nexus: A critical review - Podcast: Let's Talk Development #cdpr
In this episode of Let's Talk Development, Dr. Fatima Khushnud and Numair Liaqat explore the climate-energy nexus and examine its implications for the general public. They discuss Pakistan’s energy policies, pricing strategies and the ongoing energy crisis.
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Read more about development policy in Pakistan on CDPR's website: cdpr.org.pk/
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Watch CDPR's Podcast series "Let's Talk Development" :th-cam.com/play/PLSWaMl0f8Gqu3laEcJ4-vwIIXRPiAlc57.html
Read more about development policy in Pakistan on CDPR's website: cdpr.org.pk/
Follow CDPR on Twitter: CDPRPak
Like CDPR on Facebook: CDPRPak/
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Enveloped in Haze - Pakistan's Air Quality & Health Challenge - Podcast: Let's Talk Development#cdpr
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In this episode of Let's Talk Development, Dr. Kulsum Ahmed and Dr. Sanval Nasim distinguish between the emissions that cause global warming and emissions that cause local health problems and navigate through the policy-related aspects of bringing air pollution down. Watch CDPR's Podcast series "Let's Talk Development" :th-cam.com/play/PLSWaMl0f8Gqu3laEcJ4-vwIIXRPiAlc57.html Read more about dev...
Lahore Policy Exchange: Lahore Futures: A normative Lahore? #cdpr
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The Consortium for Development Policy Research (CDPR) and the International Growth Centre (IGC) hosted a roundtable session of the second Lahore Policy Exchange on “Lahore Futures: A Normative Lahore?”. The session was held on the 21st October at CDPR, Lahore. The second session of the Lahore Futures policy exchange series aimed towards identifying the tenets of an ideal city of Lahore focusing...
Lahore Policy Exchange: Out in the Trenches - the Path to Pakistan's Economic Recovery #cdpr
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The Consortium for Development Policy Research (CDPR) and the International Growth Centre (IGC) hosted a session of the Lahore Policy Exchange titled “Out in the Trenches: the Path to Pakistan’s Economic Recovery” on the 9th October at CDPR, 19A FCC, Maratib Ali Road, Gulberg IV, Lahore. Pakistan’s economic performance has been precarious in the post-Covid years. Despite slight signs of recover...
Interview: Syed Aqeel Hussain Jafri, Director Policy, PPIB #cdpr
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CDPR held a workshop in collaboration with The World Bank and the International Growth Centre on "Agenda Setting for Climate Change", where some of our esteemed speakers were asked to answer some prevailing questions regarding climate and energy. Question: How can we promote policies for renewable energy to create a shift away from fossil fuels? Watch the full sessions of the Workshop here: Ses...
Pakistan's Transition to Green Trade and Investment: Policy Actions and Implementation #cdpr
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On 18th September 2024, CDPR, in collaboration with Revenue Mobilisation Investment and Trade (REMIT) programme, funded by the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO), UK, and Adam Smith International (ASI), held a launch event for both their studies on Trade Policy Measures to Encourage a Shift Towards Green Technologies and Addressing Constraints Limiting Flow of Private Sector Inve...
Highlights: Pakistan's Transition to Green Trade and Investment #cdpr
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On 18th September 2024, CDPR, in collaboration with Revenue Mobilisation Investment and Trade (REMIT) programme, funded by the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO), UK, and Adam Smith International (ASI), held a launch event for both their studies on Trade Policy Measures to Encourage a Shift Towards Green Technologies and Addressing Constraints Limiting Flow of Private Sector Inve...
Interview: Rizwan Faiz, Managing Partner, Faiz, Sharif, Shinwari LLP #cdpr
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CDPR held a workshop in collaboration with The World Bank and the International Growth Centre on "Agenda Setting for Climate Change", where some of our esteemed speakers were asked to answer some prevailing questions regarding climate and energy. Question: How can distribution companies solve recovery issues? Watch the full sessions of the Workshop here: Session 1: th-cam.com/video/u7E0_DiSl10/...
Interview: Aadil Nakhoda, Assistant Professor, IBA #cdpr
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CDPR held a workshop in collaboration with The World Bank and the International Growth Centre on "Agenda Setting for Climate Change", where some of our esteemed speakers were asked to answer some prevailing questions regarding climate and energy. Question: How can academic research generate policy impact within the energy sector? Watch the full sessions of the Workshop here: Session 1: th-cam.c...
Interview: Tim Dobermann, Research Director, IGC #cdpr
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CDPR held a workshop in collaboration with The World Bank and IGC on "Agenda Setting for Climate Change", where some of our esteemed speakers were asked to answer some prevailing questions regarding climate and energy. Question: Overview of the workshop: What are the key focus areas for energy reforms to promote economic growth? Watch the full sessions of the Workshop here: Session 1: th-cam.co...
Interview: Sardar Mohazzam, Managing Director, NEECA #cdpr
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CDPR held a workshop in collaboration with The World Bank and the International Growth Centre on "Agenda Setting for Climate Change", where some of our esteemed speakers were asked to answer some prevailing questions regarding climate and energy. Question: What are the bottlenecks that need to be addressed in order to improve energy conservation? Watch the full sessions of the Workshop here: Se...
Interview: Gul Hassan Bhutto, Director and Consultant, NEPRA #cdpr
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CDPR held a workshop in collaboration with The World Bank and the International Growth Centre on "Agenda Setting for Climate Change", where some of our esteemed speakers were asked to answer some prevailing questions regarding climate and energy. Question: How is CTBCM facilitating the transition away from single-buyer model and towards a market model? Watch the full sessions of the Workshop he...
Interview: Waqas Moosa, Media coordinator/ Head, Pakistan Solar Association/Hadron Solar #cdpr
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CDPR held a workshop in collaboration with The World Bank and the International Growth Centre on "Agenda Setting for Climate Change", where some of our esteemed speakers were asked to answer some prevailing questions regarding climate and energy. Question: In light of recent debates on net metering tariffs in the media, how do you see residential solar power consumers being affected? Watch the ...
Interview: Waqas Moosa, Media coordinator/ Head, Pakistan Solar Association/Hadron Solar #cdpr
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CDPR held a workshop in collaboration with The World Bank and the International Growth Centre on "Agenda Setting for Climate Change", where some of our esteemed speakers were asked to answer some prevailing questions regarding climate and energy. Question: We’re seeing improvements in storage technologies such as batteries. How will this affect the market for solar energy? Watch the full sessio...
Interview: Theresa Thompson, Assistant Professor, Lahore School of Economics #cdpr
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CDPR held a workshop in collaboration with The World Bank and the International Growth Centre on "Agenda Setting for Climate Change", where some of our esteemed speakers were asked to answer some prevailing questions regarding climate and energy. Question: What role is IGC playing in supporting the transition to renewable energy? Watch the full sessions of the Workshop here: Session 1: th-cam.c...
Workshop Highlights: Agenda Setting for Climate change and Energy #cdpr
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Workshop Highlights: Agenda Setting for Climate change and Energy #cdpr
Interview: Ayla Majid, CEO, Planetive
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Interview: Ayla Majid, CEO, Planetive
Interview: Shehryar Omar, CEO, Petroleum Institute of Pakistan
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Interview: Shehryar Omar, CEO, Petroleum Institute of Pakistan
Workshop Session 3: Energy Conservation and Efficiency #cdpr
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Workshop Session 3: Energy Conservation and Efficiency #cdpr
Session 2: Transition to Renewable Energy
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Session 2: Transition to Renewable Energy
Workshop Session 1: Fiscally Sustainable Energy Sector #cdpr
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Workshop Session 1: Fiscally Sustainable Energy Sector #cdpr
Interview with Dr. Fazilda Nabeel - LPE Water Woes
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Interview with Dr. Fazilda Nabeel - LPE Water Woes
Interview with Dr. Azeem Ali Shah - LPE Water Woes
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Interview with Dr. Azeem Ali Shah - LPE Water Woes
Greening Pakistan’s Energy Sector - Podcast: Let's Talk Development #cdpr
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Greening Pakistan’s Energy Sector - Podcast: Let's Talk Development #cdpr
Interview for Going Green - Pakistan's Energy Transition: Dr. Fiaz Ahmed Chaudhry #cdpr
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Interview for Going Green - Pakistan's Energy Transition: Dr. Fiaz Ahmed Chaudhry #cdpr
Lahore Policy Exchange - Going Green: Pakistan's Energy Transition #cdpr
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Lahore Policy Exchange - Going Green: Pakistan's Energy Transition #cdpr
Lahore Policy Exchange - Water Woes: Tackling Pakistan’s Urban Water Management Challenges #cdpr
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Lahore Policy Exchange - Water Woes: Tackling Pakistan’s Urban Water Management Challenges #cdpr
Climate Action through Climate Finance - Podcast: Let's Talk Development #cdpr
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Climate Action through Climate Finance - Podcast: Let's Talk Development #cdpr
Interview for Lahore Futures: Imrana Tiwana - Architect and Urban Specialist
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Interview for Lahore Futures: Imrana Tiwana - Architect and Urban Specialist
Interview for Lahore Futures: Kamil Khan Mumtaz - Architect
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Interview for Lahore Futures: Kamil Khan Mumtaz - Architect
Khatam shod borhya ki
She gained s lot from distorting history
The Quran gives the history of mankind. People and nations were destroyed for their sins. This universal rule of Allah is mentioned again and again but people and nations don’t pay any attention to it, resulting in their destruction. Allah is the most patient. He gives respite so people can repent. If they don’t they bring destruction upon themselves. This history is not taught.
Unfortunately Muslims are not aware of the history of Rasul Allah s.a.w. and his Sahabah. The twenty three year period of the Prophethood plus 30 years of the rule of the Khilafas is the model period for all mankind. It should be required in every school. That period shows how the weakest and the poorest people became the leaders of the civilized world in a short period. That will remain the model for all mankind until the end of times.
Hitler annihilated 6 million Jews ; Jinnah annihilated one million Hindu and orchestrated the exodus of ten million Hindu. Jinnah has the same status for Hindu as Hitler has for Jews.
India Loses a Lot by Not Knowing the History / Our Temples they need to be restored back- it's our Heritage , our Land !! Ms Aisha stop preaching Indians about our own History - !!
خواب و خیال کی باتیں ھیں. بہرحال اچھی لگیں. لیکن پتہ نہی کیوں لگتا ھے بات گھوم پھر کے ravi urban کے پراجیکٹ کی سپورٹ پر چلی جائے گی. جو کہ ماحولیات کے لئے تباھی ھے. ابھی تک پہلے اعلان کردہ رھائشی پراجیکٹ خالی ھیں. راوی اربن، کی ضرورت ھی نہی
The clip was excellent, albeit brief. It's wonderful to witness such a remarkable initiative. It would have been even better to have known about it sooner and to hear more. Kudos to Ayla!
Pakistani identity is nothing but former Hindus who converted to Islam by force or by other means and happen to live in dharmic lands that were taken away from Bharat to house them. That is the identity that Pakistanis won’t accept but that is the truth.
The entire areanof Pakistan was part of the empire of our Maharajah Ranjit Singh. Our great guru Nanak Dev ji was born in Nankana Sahib. We will take over Pakistan and Convert it into Khalistan.
Dr Ayesha's history start from GHQ Rawalpindi and ends in GHQ Rawalpindi😂😂
R u from Pakistan
और इश्तियाक टकले की हिस्ट्री न्यू दिल्ली के सेक्रेटेरिएट के साउथ ब्लॉक से शुरू होकर वहीं साउथ ब्लॉक में ही खत्म हो जाती है उसे चावल का हिस्ट्री से क्या ताल्लुक वह तो पॉलिटिकल साइंस का आदमी है
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Aisha Jalal is Historian = Barber is a Brain Surgeon. Talk to Prof. Ishtiaq Ahmed, if you want to know about the history of the Indian sub-Continent.
Israel is Palestine, Pakistan is bharat do you accept me, Mongol to China do you accept.
Ami bibabakto hoyechhi , tax debo amakei gali galaj. Send it to Dr ayesa jalal.
Urdu in pakistan was only 8% and language
Who are now terrorist India vs Pakistan.
Re write devided
Territory of english ,first bengal than India and Pakistan less half to Pakistan, born of bangla desh. Chairs devided. 1947 was not buffet system of dish. We mean undivided.
Bangdesher meye sali hoi tumi to didi
Your development with you but thought is asia. Sorry disrupt
Madam there are 2 salient gaps in the current understood history of Pakistan. 1.history of region of present Pakistan before 712 AD. 2. history of region of present Pakistan between 712 AD and 1857 AD which only has Moghuls in the frame. And this is followed by 3 national personalities:Sir Syed , Allama Iqbal, and Mr Jinnah. Hate towards india/hindus is persistent denominator of Pakistan history. Conversion aspect is a taboo.
Hi are you student of history?
i think she is one of the finest historians of the world. She has been critical of Pakistan. Just because she does not bash Pakistan as a visceral need further raise her stature. Ishtiaq Ahmad is way way lower as a historian
True, but they would like to hear to ishtiyak who has nothing to do with history and has great bias against Muslim league and its leadership because they had defeated Congress and the Ahraris to whom his family belonged before partition
Chai pe nahi coffee pe
Kamiz to hai kaise mai kamina
Ayesha jajal asge to amar ghore
Jajal keya mujh ko kami the . Keoun bolte ho.
Us ki mummy ne allowed kiya ,phir akela ,aya koi mai thamke
Mere ghar me kutti hai o inhi rahegi
Power of pakistan and india ,suluk
GDP SIR.
Even today contributed by by bengal
Pak yadi pabitra ami kothai.
Pak yadi pabitra ami kothai.ami larkana jabo nished korbe na.
Pak yadi pabitra ami kothai.
Keya mai sir kahta hoon.
Today is your school.
Md is qued e azam like our present md.
Pahle muh bolta ,nowadays on machine
Comments is my right sahi ya galat.
Gujrat mean the than sourastra.
Gandhi was layer also jinnah both from gujrat .
Muslim population India not minority Even 7 countries of Islam .
Heading is beautiful consortium development.
Few in comments say that Ayesha Jalal manipulate history, we need to understand that all historian has different perspective regarding history, we all know hoodbhoy and Ishtiak Sahab has a secular ideology so they say Jinnah not wanted Pakistan etc etc, Every historian not say the things which we want to hear, their no one claim that he or she know true history, everyone see the same event in different perspectives.
IRONY LOL
Prof Pervez Hoodbhoy and Prof Ishtiak Ahmed have just blown the air of your historical balloon! You also presented biased history for so long. But these two giants, albeit late, have shown the light! Maybe an explanation or apology on the cards?
Jinnah fan girl.
Madam,the 2 pivotal points/landmarks which Pakistanis are told to be proud of are: 1. Muhammad bin Qasim of 712 AD. 2.Mughal Sultanate of 1526-1857. Phenomena of hindus conversion to muslim identity is a no-no/taboo.
What about the Delhi sultanate ? sufi saint preaching islam to lower castes of south asia
Dear Ms Jalal. You are foreigners occupying Punjabi Khatri land. Go home to Central Asia or Iran. Wherever you came from. Bye bye
Pakistan itself wrong thing in history