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Amid a severe economic crisis, Pakistan undertook decisive measures to prevent a sovereign default, stabilize the currency, and curb inflation.

Over the past decade, Pakistan’s tariffs have increased markedly, after reaching its lowest levels in the early 2000s

For a nation to progress it must have a clear idea of its longer-term aspirations. Without this clarity it will never be able to prepare a coherent roadmap for action.

Muhammad Ali Jinnah, envisioned a prosperous future for Pakistan, achieved by men and women working together for the well-being of its people, especially the poor.

A collective framework of UN support for Pakistan’s achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

The objective of this policy brief is to provide an easy-to-digest overview of the factors affecting tax compliance in developing countries.

The objectives of this report are being achieved through detailed investigative research that addresses broad issues discussed in this document.

This annual report is proof positive that development works. It shows how the UN in Pakistan, together with our many partners, changed lives for the better in 2024.

South Punjab is a land of opportunity. While the challenges it faces are great, the opportunities for development are greater.

It outlines how the United Nations (UN)system will support Pakistan to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Playing a pivotal role in the national development, contributing significantly through remittances, investments, knowledge transfer, and socio-cultural engagements.

It articulates the collective framework of UN support for Pakistan’s achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It is nationally owned and reflects national development priorities.

It articulates the collective framework of the scope and thematic priorities of the report were identified in line with the NCRC’s Strategic Plan 2023-26, ensuring alignment with its mandate and national child rights agenda

Children are highly vulnerable to recurrent natural hazards in Pakistan, which ranks fifth globally in climate risks, and to recurrent and simultaneous human-induced crises.

In 2025, Pakistan continues to face escalating violence from non-state armed groups, including the Tehrik-e Taliban Pakistan, the Balochistan Liberation Army, and the Islamic State – Khorasan Province. The intensity and geographic reach of their attacks have expanded.

Improving the energy efficiency of industrial production can reduce energy expenditure, increase industrial competitiveness while providing wider economic and environmental benefits.
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