SAHE

Pakistan has the resources and means to provide quality education, especially for girls. Programs like BISP can support them, transportation can be facilitated, and other measures can be implemented. A study by SAHE emphasizes that the time for action is now—any further delay will mean losing future generations. Stay tuned for the full podcast with Dr. Faisal Bari.

Up to the 5th grade, schools primarily need dedicated teachers rather than specialized subject instructors or labs, making quality education more accessible for both public and private institutions. With over half of Pakistan’s population unable to afford quality education for their children, it’s up to the rest of society to step up and ensure that every child has the opportunity to learn. Stay tuned for the full podcast with Dr. Faisal Bari.

When private schools raised fees, a suo moto action quickly capped the increase at 5%. Meanwhile, public schools, struggling with numerous challenges, lack advocates to voice their concerns. Stay tuned for the full podcast with Dr. Faisal Bari.

40% of children in Pakistan suffer from malnutrition, leading to severe issues like stunting. India operates the world’s largest nutrition program, Bangladesh has improved education through NGOs and non-profits, and Sri Lanka has strengthened its system through government schools. Pakistan has several examples to learn from—it just needs the willingness to act. Stay tuned for the full podcast with Dr. Faisal Bari.

China is the biggest example of poverty reduction in the last century, lifting its population out of poverty in just 30-40 years. Stay tuned for the full podcast with Dr. Faisal Bari.