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Exit Strategy from the IMF Programme

CDPR’s latest Insights for Change article, authored by Ishrat Husain, outlines an exit strategy for Pakistan to adopt to leave the IMF programme, by pursuing targeted policy actions, over the course of the next three years.

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Using Trade Policy to Achieve Environmental Goals in Pakistan

In recent years, environmental considerations have had a growing impact on Pakistan’s economic development. CDPR’s latest Insights for Change article, authored by Dr. Farrukh Iqbal, considers how trade and policy actions can help Pakistan achieve the target set in its Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs), to cut the country’s projected 2030 carbon emissions in half. It proposes tariff interventions, non-tariff measures, and industrial policies as solutions.

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Women Rising: Navigating Barriers and Biases on the Path to Leadership

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Potential of Behavioral Insights to Improve Tax Compliance in Pakistan

In CDPR’s latest Insights for Change article, the author, Sher Afghan Asad, discusses why tax compliance is low, and how behavioral insights can be leveraged to shift social norms and engage citizens. The article also explores how tax compliance can be incentivized through consumer involvement and simplification of tax processes.

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The Climate-Energy Nexus: A critical review

In this episode, 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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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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