CBMS-12548 CBMS development initiative to reap the demographic dividend in the helm of 18th amendment in Pakistan

Abstract

This proposal is aimed to develop a CBMS system at grass roots level for the Provincial Governments to regularly monitor the indicators for their effective planning, development and policy making for youth bulge and working age population. This proposal comes under PEP theme of â€œYouth Employment and Entrepreneurshipâ€. Since there is no already existing CBMS system, this proposal also proposes to integrate MDGs indicators that effect directly or indirectly the youth population. Recent constitutional amendment, called 18th Amendment, in the Constitution of Pakistan make it obligatory for Provincial authorities to plan and implement their own policies. Every Province of Pakistan is different from other Provinces and this rationalizes for the Province-sensitive CBMS development at grass roots level. Another important point that encourages the submission of this proposal is based on the fact that unlike the Local Government Ordinance 2002, 18th Amendment is unlikely to be reversed or to be sabotaged due to administrative or political reasons.

Members

Project leader: Nadeem Akhtar

Project researchers: Fatima Yamin | Hafiza Ruhma Amin | Shujaat Farooq | Aadil Wasim

Journal publication

No journal publications.

Working Papers

	Title	Modified	Size	Comments	Recommendations
	The lynchpin of development in Pakistan: Community Based Monitoring System (CBMS) at grassroots level	2018-06-09	630.17kB	0	0
	Poverty, its Distribution and Analysis: CBMS-Pakistan Pilot Project in the Punjab	2018-06-09	1.98MB	0	0

Policy Briefs

No policy briefs.

Final report

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Proposal

	Title	Modified	Size	Comments	Recommendations
		2013-10-02	1366.79KB	0	0