This document discusses development policies and plans in Pakistan. It covers several topics: - The different phases of development planning in Pakistan from 1947 to present. - The difference between development policies and plans, and how policies aim to mobilize resources and achieve goals like price stability. - How sectoral planning can organize development in industries like agriculture, education, and environment/poverty. - The requirements for development policies in Pakistan, including policies to support industrialization, agriculture, education, and addressing issues like inflation.

1. DEVELOPMENT POLICIES AND
By: Qamar Usman

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WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE
BETWEEN POLICY AND
PLANS?

3. • Structural Change
• Mobilization and allocation of
Resources
• Harmonized growth
• Price Stability
• Reducing Unemployment
• Capital formation
SOCIAL DEMAND OF
DEVELOPMENT PLANNING

4. • Resource Mobilization
• Raising resources
• Resource allocation
• Raising revenue
• Budget allocation
• Achieving Output
• Stable Prices
• Foreign trade/borrowing
• Deficit and Surplus
SECTORAL PLANNING &
DEVELOPMENT

5. Planning of Pakistan can be divided in 5
distinct phases:
• The period of economic coordination
(1947-53)
• The period of Planning Board (1953-58)
• The period of Powerful Planning
Commission (1958-68)
• The period of decline of the Planning
Commission (1968-71)
Recent attempts at revival of Planning
Commission
DEVELOPMENT PLAN AND
POLICES

6. Taxation system and its elasticity
Government Expenditure analysis
Good Governance
Export Growth
Higher domestic production in
agriculture minerals and
manufacturing sector, e.g. weat,
edibles oils, crude oil, fertilizers
and high engineering parts and
spares.
POLICIES REQUIREMENTS FOR
DEVELOPMENT IN PAKISTAN

7. Industrial Sector;
• Background at the time of
independence
• Industrial conference.
Agriculture Sector:
 Procurement Prices
 Inputs and Output
 Import and Export
 Crops and livestock Markets and
Education
 Curriculum
 Teacher Training Courses and
Students
INDUSTRIAL, AGRICULTURAL AND
EDUCATIONAL SECTOR PLANS
POLICIES

8.  Forest and Climate
change
 Provincial and Federal
Government
 GNP and GDP
 Inflation
 Basic needs
ENVIRONMENT AND POVERTY

9. By Qamar Usman
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