Publications
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Journal Article
Soil quality evaluation for irrigated agroecological zones of Punjab, Pakistan: The Luenberger indicator approach
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Working Paper
The economywide impacts of increasing water security through policies on agricultural production: The case of rice and sugarcane in Pakistan
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Journal Article
Assessing the impact of COVID-19 and related interventions on poverty and economic growth in Pakistan: A structural path analysis
Events
The Pakistan Society of Development Economists (PSDE) 31st Annual General Meeting and Conference
The Annual General Meeting and Conference of the Pakistan Society of Development Economists (PSDE) provides an important forum for economic professionals, policymakers, businessmen, and various schools of interested observers to debate development issues. The objective of this conference is to provide a forum and a platform to academics and policy-makers for an exchange of ideas on the […]
News
Water reforms can lead to environmental, economic benefits in Pakistan: WB report (Pakistan Today)
Pakistan Today wrote an article about the World Bank’s recent study about the urgency around the country’s water reforms to improve water efficiency and service delivery due to low levels of water availability per person and high levels of water wastage. As a contributor to the study, Senior Research Fellow Stephen Davies was included in the […]
Drop in three crops’ production forecast (Dawn)
Dawn released a news article about the first-ever Punjab Food Report that forecasts Pakistan’s future crop productions. According to research by Senior Research Fellow Stephen Davies and Research Analyst Amna Ejaz, three of the country’s primary crops in the winter season are expected to decrease in yields.