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Aligning incentives: Maximizing the potential of philanthropic giving in Pakistan
Almost 98% of citizens in Pakistan are generating some form of private social capital, but philanthropic gains have not been sustainable. Through strengthening Pakistan’s institutional framework surrounding philanthropic giving, donors and fund-raising organisations can unlock even higher and sustainable philanthropic gains.
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WHO WE ARE
CDPR is a non-profit association of independent researchers/policy advisors based in Pakistan. It aims to consolidate resources for informed debate on key policy issues. Its participating organizations include the Center for
Economic Research Pakistan (CERP) and the Institute of Development and Economic Alternatives (IDEAS).
Policy Work
POLICY WORK
LAHORE POLICY EXCHANGE
Lahore Policy Exchange
Introducing environment-friendly & fuel-efficient brick
Lahore Policy Exchange
The Doing Good Index: Maximizing Pakistan’s Potential
Lahore Policy Exchange
Reviewing 7 yrs of the ‘Roadmap Approach’
Lahore Policy Exchange
Role of Renewables in Pakistan’s Energy Mix
Lahore Policy Exchange
Launching Dr. Nadeem ul Haque’s book, “Looking B
Lahore Policy Exchange
Constraints to women’s workforce participation: a look
Lahore Policy Exchange
Launching Dr Ishrat Husain’s book, “Governing th
Lahore Policy Exchange
Getting to English through the mother-tongue
Lahore Policy Exchange
Who watches the watchmen? Biases of policy professionals
Lahore Policy Exchange
Understanding societal failure in providing clean drinking w
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CDPR Weekly Update
CDPR Fellow, Faisal Bari, explains that uniformity across the education sector does not necessarily lead to equality of opportunity. Universal access to quality education must be the desired outcome, instead of levelling all existing school systems. Read this Dawn.com article for more information.