A new World Bank report reveals a significant increase in poverty in Pakistan, rising from 21.9% in 2018/19 to 25.3% in ...
The latest warning from the World Bank that nearly 40 percent of the population is living in poverty is a damning indictment ...
Main drivers behind the problem are poverty, inadequate infrastructure and extreme weather due to climate change.
The government's Ehsaas program is delivering positive change for the people of Pakistan and has laid the foundations to become a global model for reducing poverty in the country. This was stated by ...
EDITORIAL: The World Bank in its report titled Poverty Projections for Pakistan noted a 25.3 percent poverty rate in 2024, up by 7 percentage points from 2023 pushing an additional 13 million ...
At the United Nations, Pakistan has called upon the world community to reaffirm its commitment for poverty eradication, promotion of full employment, and fostering of social inclusion through ...
The World Bank launched its multi-billion funding programme, Country Partnership Framework for Pakistan from FY26 to FY35, on ...
It added that Pakistan must change its current development model to reduce poverty and achieve shared prosperity on a livable planet. “We are focused on prioritizing investment and advisory ...
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