In a time of multiple natural and man-made crises and economic shocks, governments around the world, including Pakistan, must explore new forms of partnerships, joint investment, and collaboration with multiple stakeholders to redress the critical issue of food insecurity. Enough food is produced globally to provide for everyone on the planet. Yet as many as one in ten of the world’s population do not have enough food to eat and will go to bed hungry and undernourished almost every night. For them, accessing and acquiring enough food has slipped further out of reach. With numbers of people globally who are suffering from hunger, food insecurity and malnutrition rising so dramatically, addressing root causes is a matter of immediacy.  But as do the challenges, sustainable solutions remain elusive and vary from country to country. In a time of multiple natural and man-made... Read More

Pakistan becomes the first country in the world to adopt the Global Travel and Tourism Development Index to improve the industry standards on competitiveness and sustainability standards. Global industry experts are looking at the “Pakistan model” to seek guidance on standardization.&nbs... Read More

The biggest complexity in environmental challenge is the transboundary nature of the issues. Unlike land boundaries, environment cannot be separated with fences, walls or military deployment. Therefore, environment quality in one state mostly affects the quality in the other. Though the environmenta... Read More