Overview of Economy of Pakistan development

1. Improving
Productivity &
Competitiveness
of Punjab
THE BUSINESS PLAN OF
PUNJAB
1
Dr. Salman Shah
Adviser to CM Punjab
Economic Affairs and Planning & Development

2. IMF Extended Fund Facility (EFF)
• Pakistan is currently in an IMF program as a result of a severe Balance
of Payment crisis
• The Program is designed to correct the macroeconomic imbalances
bedeviling the economy
• The program includes
• establishment of a market based exchange rate mechanism
• Maintaining positive real interest rates
• No government borrowing from the SBP
• Curtailing primary Deficit to 0,6 percent of GDP
• Raising electricity tariff to clear the circular debt problem

3. EFF and Cost of Doing Business
Increasing Cost of Production
Increasing Cost of
Consumption
Electricity Industrial
Peak Hour (PKR)
Exchange Rate Interest Rate Inflation %
Foreign Reserves
(B USD)
18
20
105
154
4
12
6
12
20
15
2016 to 2019
% % %
%

4. Punjab’s Strategy to Bounce Back!
Enhance
Productivity &
Competitiveness
De-regulation &
Governance
Reforms
Improving the
Investment
Climate
Improving
Resource Efficiency
Reducing the
Cost of Doing
Business

5. Where do we stand?

6. Global Rankings: Complete Transformation required to move into top half
Index Total China Pakistan India Malaysia Turkey Vietnam
Transparency Corruption Perceptions Index 2018 180 87 117 78 61 78 117
WEF Global Competitiveness Index 2019 141 28 110 68 27 61 67
Doing Business World Bank 2019 191 46 136 77 15 43 69
Heritage Foundations' Index of Economic
Freedom 2019
186 100 131 129 22 68 128
UN Human Development Index 2018 189 86 115 130 57 64 116
Social Progress Index 2019 149 89 125 103 46 71 n/a
INSEAD Global Innovation Index 2019 129 14 105 52 34 56 42
UN E-Government Development Index 2018 192 65 148 96 48 53 88
Yale Environmental Performance Index 2018 180 120 169 177 75 108 132
WEF Global Enabling Trade Index 2016 136 61 122 102 37 59 73
Swiss KOF Globalization Index 2016 207 71 113 107 31 42 89
WEF IT Network Readiness Index 2016 139 59 110 91 31 48 79
World Bank Logistics Performance Index 2018 160 26 122 44 41 47 396

7. Today’s Pakistan
7

8. DARK HOLES OF PAKISTAN
LIGHTS REFLECT DEVELOPMENT
8

9. 9

10. Land Between the Rivers – 1595
10

11. River-based Economic Landscape of Punjab 1595
Paper, Muslin,
Quilts,
Daggers,
Spears
Calvary
Horses
Swords,
Daggers,
Embroidered
Muslin
Fine Calico,
striped Silk,
Shawls, Satin
embroidery,
Coarse woolen
stuffs and
felts, Carpets,
Swords,
Leather, Bows
& ArrowsImperial
Hunting
Gypsum
plates and
Dishes
Mart for
imported
Arabian
horses
Woolen and
cotton carpets,
Chintz, Calico,
Bows
Sugar
Cane,
Opium
Cotton
High quality
rice
Calvary
Horses
Grape melon,
water melon,
mango, peach,
fig
Sugar Cane,
Candied sugar
Wheat, Sugar
cane, Rice
11

12. Irrigation as a Transformation Driver – A Game Changer
Irrigation Network (1800s-2017 ) Land Cover (2017)
Source: Urban Unit
12

13. Night Light (2014) Poverty (2016)
Development and Poverty
13

14. 66%
64%
61%
49%
49%
44%
33%
31%
16%
15%
13%
15%
22%
24%
26%
21%
35%
37%
19%
23%
24%
30%
27%
30%
46%
34%
47%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
DG Khan
Sahiwal
Bahawalpur
Sargodha
Multan
Faisalabad
Rawalpindi
Gujranwala
Lahore
2015
Agriculture Industry Services
South Punjab is still predominantly agriculture and has not attained
transformations due to poor infrastructure and human capital.
Economic Structure Transitions at Divisional Levels
(by employment share)
66%
64%
61%
49%
49%
44%
33%
31%
16%
15%
13%
15%
22%
24%
26%
21%
35%
37%
19%
23%
24%
30%
27%
30%
46%
34%
47%
DG Khan
Sahiwal
Bahawalpur
Sargodha
Multan
Faisalabad
Rawalpindi
Gujranwala
Lahore
2015
Agriculture Industry Services
76.10%
70.50%
74.90%
70.30%
65.30%
64.60%
69.90%
62.40%
54.50%
23.90%
29.50%
25.10%
29.70%
34.70%
35.40%
30.40%
37.60%
45.50%
DG Khan
Sahiwal
Bahawalpur
Sargodha
Multan
Faisalabad
Rawalpindi
Gujranwala
Lahore
1951
Agriculture Industries &Services
Source: Population Census 1951 and LFS 2015
14

15. Transition Drivers

16. DEMOGRAPHY
Health, Skills, Knowledge,
Urbanization and Jobs
GEOGRAPHY
Water, Natural
Endowments,
Connectivity
TECHNOLOGY
Competitiveness
Hi-tech Manufacturing
GVCs
ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT
Sources of
Competitive
Advantage
&Transformation

17. Population &
Demographics
The Opportunity in Numbers
6th Largest Population
6th Largest WAP
10th Largest Labor Force
Highly Competitive Wages
Increasing Youth Bulge
Need to create greater number of jobs
annually
Potential Factory of the World

18. Working Age Population (WAP)…. Demographic Dividend
• Youth bulge phenomena to continue for at least next 30 years
• WAP (15-65 years) to increase by 80 million
• Nearly 3 million jobs will be required annually
• Job creation must become central pillar of public policy
Source: UN World Population Prospectus 2017 Revision
10 8 6 4 2 0 2 4 6 8 10
0-4 yrs.
5-9 yrs.
10-14 yrs.
15-19 yrs.
20-24 yrs
25-29 yrs
30-34 yrs.
35-39 yrs.
40-44 yrs.
45-49 yrs.
50-54 yrs.
55-59 yrs.
60-64 yrs.
65-69 yrs.
70-74 yrs.
74-79 yrs.
80+ yrs.
10 8 6 4 2 0 2 4 6 8 1010 8 6 4 2 0 2 4 6 8 1010 8 6 4 2 0 2 4 6 8 10
● Males ● Females
2017 2027 2037 2047
Population (m.) 208 240 274 305
WAP (m.) 125 150 175 200
LFP rate 55% 60% 68% 80%
New jobs needed (m.) 25 30 40
18

19. Labor Force Profile of Punjab (Millions)
72% 28%
Population Working Age
Population
Labor
Force
Employed Male Femal
e
110 72.7 40 37.6 27.2 10.4

20. Punjab vs Pakistan: Distribution of Employed Labor Force
(Millions) in 3 Major Sectors
Total Employed
AGRICULTURE
61.7
37.6
23
15
SERVICESMANUFACTURING
29
15
10
7

21. Working Age Population – Global Trends
China and Europe shedding WAP
21

22. Working Age Population – Losers & Gainers
• Biggest drop in WAP of 200 million is
projected for China followed by East-Asian
economies of Japan, Thailand, and South
Korea
• Europe will lose another 85 million WAP
• The biggest gainer of WAP are going to be
South Asia (India & Pakistan) and Africa
(led by Nigeria)
• Pakistan’s WAP will increase by 90 Million
under the UN estimates
With appropriate policies
Pakistan can become the next
'Factory of the World’
Countries WAP (Millions) WAP
2015 2050 Gain/(Loss)
China 1,015 815 (200)
Europe 494 409 (85)
Japan 78 56 (22)
Thailand 49 38 (11)
South Korea 37 27 (10)
India 860 1,123 263
Pakistan 115 205 90
Source: UN World Population Prospectus 2017 Revision22

23. Growing Urbanization Advantage – Home of the
Factory ofTheWorld
• If the current urbanization trends continue, then
Pakistan’s urban population can be around 70% inline
with urbanization of Middle Income Countries
• Urban Growth will lead to agglomeration benefits
• Cities will have to grow 2.6x to provide for migrating
population; opportunity and strain on resources
• Agricultural efficiency & productivity to be enhanced
to match urban demand & low labour availability
• Managing & channelizing urbanization is going to be
critical
Source: World Bank (data.worldbank.org)
86%
83%
75% 74%
57%
52%
39%
34%
0.00
0.50
1.00
1.50
2.00
2.50
3.00
3.50
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
60%
70%
80%
90%
100%
Urban Population and Growth Rate
Urban Population as % of Total Annual Growth Rate
81 111 151
207
126
129
123
98
2017 2027 2037 2047
Urban Rural
Data Source: Population Census 2017
23

24. Source of Market access,
Investment, Technology &
Connectivity
• China is relocating its labor-
intensive and light
manufacturing
• Increasing connectivity of
growth nodes with CPEC
alignments can reap benefits
• Focus on high value added
agricultural and industrial
zones along CPEC
Geography… Leveraging CPEC
24

25. PunjabVision 2047 – Pakistan at 100
Punjab as a healthy, educated,
prosperous, equitable and
environmentally sustainable
federating unit of a dynamic
Pakistan emerging as a member
of “Middle / High Income Group
of Countries”
Prosperous
Punjab
GVC
Value Added Exports
Hi-Tech Exports
INDUSTRIAL
Productivity
Efficiency
Export Markets
AGRICULTURAL
CPEC
Gateways
Corridors
CONNECTIVITY
Urban Services
Migration
Settlements
URBANIZATION
Working Age Population
Job Creation
DEMOGRAPHIC
Human Development
Skills Development
Entrepreneurship
HUMAN CAPITAL
Competitiveness
Productivity
Domestic, Regional and Global.
MARKETS
Knowledge Economy
ICT
Financial Markets
SERVICES
Institutional
Political
Policy Reform
GOVERNANCE
Renewable
Sustainable
Efficiency
ENERGY
Climate Change
Greening
Pollution Controls
ENVIRONMENT
TRANSFORMATIONS
Transforming from an inward
looking agrarian driven to an
outward looking export driven
economy, fueled by socio-economic
transformations, based on creating
a global competitive advantage:
25

26. • Pakistan GDP: US$ 285 Billion* Punjab GDP: US$ 157 Billion**
Sources: * Economic Survey 2019 | ** Punjab Economic Report (2017)
Punjab
55%
Rest of
Pakistan
45%
Punjab Share in national GDP
18%
20%
62%
Punjab GDP Sectoral Distribution
Agriculture
Industry
Services

27. Punjab
Spatial
Strategy
2047
Finance &
Investment

28. Urban Economy and
Management of Cities

29. Baluchistan
KPK
India
Area: 205,344 km²
Population: 110 million
Urban Pop.: 40 million (37%)
(Population Census 2017)
ADMINISTRATIVE STRUCTURE
9 Divisions
36 Districts
194 Cities & Towns
URBAN GOVERNANCE STRUCTURE
1 Metropolitan Corp.
11 Municipal Corp.
182 Municipal Committees
Punjab Urban Business Plan
29

30. Urbanization Business Plan
JOB CREATION
The top 10 percent of cities
achieved 9.2 percent annual
jobs growth, On average, job
growth was faster in market
towns and production centers
at 3.5% (WB 2015)
HIGHER GDP GROWTH
Urban areas have higher value-
addition opportunities and GDP
per capita. Urban areas
contribute more than 80 percent
in the global GDP
AGGLOMERATION BENEFITS
Clustering of firms and services
allows for the reduction in
transactional costs resulting in
better competitiveness and
productivity
Punjab will have to move from a low value-added agricultural economy
To a higher value-added industrial & services economy in the urban sector
in order to cater for the needs of a rapidly urbanizing population
30

31. Population Density
Source : Landscan 2015
LahoreFaisalabad
Rawalpindi
Multan
31

32. Legend
Mega Cities| 1
>10,000,000
Large Cities| 12
1,000,001-10,000,000
Intermediate Cities| 43
250,001-1,000,000
Small Cities| 73
100,000-250,000
Towns| 65
<100,000
Punjab Cities 2047

33. SOUTH
PUNJAB
CENTRAL
PUNJAB
NORTH
PUNJAB
System of Cities

34. 17 Economic Hubs
Lahore
Hi-tech, IT, Knowledge &
Innovation, R&D, Chemicals,
Clothing and leather footwear
Hospitality, Tourism &
Pharmaceutical, autoparts
Gujranwala
Innovation, Consumer Electronics &
Light Engineering, Cutlery, Sanitary
fittings, Rice
Rawalpindi & Taxilla
LSM & Heavy Industries , IT & Hi-tech,
Knowledge & Innovation, Hospitality &
Tourism
Sahiwal
Food Processing, Cotton, Agro
based & Dairy
Bahawalpur
Food Processing, Agro based,
Cotton, Hospitality & Tourism
Sialkot
Clothing, Leather Products,
Protective wear, Surgical Equipment
And Sports Goods
Gujrat
ICT, Furniture, Ceramics, Non
Electrical Machinery & Basic
Manufacturing, Hi-tech
Mianwali
Logistics, Minerals & Nuclear, Wheat,
Pulses
Multan & Muzaffargarh
Food Processing, Value Addition, Power
& Energy, Agro Based Industry,
Transport and Storage, pottery
Sargodha
Food Processing & Agro Based Industry
DG Khan
Logistics and Food Processing, Minerals
& Nuclear, Cotton, Wheat, Pulses
Faisalabad
Textile & Clothing, Chemicals, Transport
& Basic Manufacturing, Maize
Chakwal
Chemicals, Mines & Minerals Processing
Rahim Yar Khan
Auto Parts, Food Processing, Agro
Based, Dairy & Logistics
Jhang
Agro-based industry, dairy, livestock,
food processing, Cotton

35. RETAIL &
WHOLESALE
FINANCIAL
SERVICES
HOTELS &
RESORTS
RESTURANTS REAL ESTATE EDUCATION
HEALTHCARE COMMUNITY
SERVICES
INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY
RECREATIONAL
ACTIVITIES
MEDIA TELECOM
ELECTRICITY OIL & GAS WATER &
SANITATION
TRANSPORT &
LOGISTICS
GOVERNMENT
SERVICES
Size of Services Sector in Punjab : USD 100 BillionS
E
R
V
I
C
E
E
C
O
N
O
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y

36. Manufacturing and Mining
• Factory of the World

37. Value Added
Diversified
Products
Industrial
GVCs & CPEC
Productivity
Enhancement
Competitiveness
& Markets
Manufacturing & Mining

38. Industrial Sector Snapshot
38
18% 22%
of
Punjab’s
GDP
of
Punjab’s
Labor
Force
6.2
Million USD
to
Punjab’s
Tax
Revenue
16.3
to
National
Exports
Billion USD
31%
of
FDI

39. Pakistan’s Exports comparison of past thirty years
Pakistan increased its exports by 8 times from 1987 to 2016
2016 1987
Source: MIT Atlas
Textile, Garments &
Leather
Agriculture, Food,
Beverages
Metals, Iron and
Minerals
ChemicalsMachineryElectronics
39

40. China increased its exports by 65 times in from 1987 to 2016
China’s Exports comparison of past thirty years
2016 1987
Textile, Garments &
Leather
Agriculture, Food,
Beverages
Metals, Iron and
Minerals
ChemicalsMachineryElectronics
Source: MIT Atlas
40

41. Pakistan’s Exports by Value Chains vs Global Focus
0.04
0.04
0.06
0.14
0.17
0.45
0.50
0.63
0.81
0.85
0.92
3.20
5.11
7.68
Transport equipment
Electronic components
IT & Consumer…
Wood products
Non-electronic…
Minerals
Leather products
Basic manufactures
Chemicals
Processed food
Miscellaneous…
Fresh food
Clothing
Textiles
1,671
1,338
624
356
1,727
1,880
209
1,046
2,032
711
1,309
727
460
291
Pakistan Exports ($ Billion) World’s Exports ($ Billion)Global %
2.64%
1.11%
0.44%
0.07%
0.12%
0.04%
0.06%
0.24%
0.01%
0.01%
0.04%
0.01%
0.00%
0.00%
Source: ITC Trade Map

42. Pakistan’s ExportsTargets versus Global Scenario by 2047
Pakistan needs at least $ 1,000 billion of exports by 2047
Pakistan Exports ($ Billion) World’s Exports ($ Billion)Global %
Source: ITC Trade Map
299
314
431
467
511
683
876
1,031
1,051
1,143
1,222
1,419
2,129
2,419
10
50
70
50
50
50
100
25
50
150
100
100
100
150
Wood products
Basic manufactures
Textiles
Fresh food
Leather products
Non-electronic machinery
Processed food
Minerals
Chemicals
Clothing
IT & Consumer electronics
Miscellaneous…
Transport equipment
Electronic components 6%
5%
7%
8%
13%
5%
2%
11%
7%
10%
11%
16%
16%
3%
42

43. Concept/R&D
Branding
Design
Sale
Marketing
Distribution
Manufacturing
Materials Labs
Advance Research
Product Design
Business Intelligence
Marketing
Quality Assurance
Graphic Design
Testing Technology
Product Development
Testing Facilities
Materials Research Machine Operations
Skills for Production
Quality Management
Materials Production
Trade & Customs
Logistics & Warehousing
Import & Export
Shipping & Freight
Product Management
Media Management
Consumer Market
Research
Business Intelligence
Sales Service
Consumer
Engagement
Wholesale / Retail
Markets
Management & labor to be
skilled & trained at world class
levels on modern technologies
along the whole value chain
curve
Develop Comprehensive Eco-System for GVCs
43

44. Agriculture & Rural Economy
• Value Chains & Value Creation

45. AGRICULTURE & Rural
Economy
High Value
Cropping
Pattern
Agricultural
GVCs & CPEC
Integrated Farm
Management
Efficient Use of
Water

46. Agricultural Transformation – How Many Global Value Chains?
46

47. Hi Value Agriculture Business Plan
• Land Utilization and Cropping Pattern multiplier up to 4x -- $
150b/year
• Productivity improvements 3 to 4x
• Water efficiency and network expansion up to $40 billion
• Implement Supply Chain Management for Global Markets
• Land & Water Utilization Management (Agricultural Corridors)
• Farm Support Systems (Inputs, Extension and Capacity Building)
• Product Management and Markets (Global and Domestic
Product Markets)
• Research and Development
47

48. Productivity opportunity
130
168
95 87
67 77 20 62
28 20
614
493
405
375
351 335
103 99
91
55
Onion Potato Citrus Mango Dates Garlic Rice Maize Wheat Cotton
Yield Punjab World's Best Yield
Yield Comparisons (Maund/Acre) Agriculture Value added per worker (US$)
Source: LFS (2014-15)Source: FAO Statistics (2016)
0.0%
5.0%
10.0%
15.0%
20.0%
25.0%
30.0%
35.0%
40.0%
45.0%
50.0%
-
200
400
600
800
1,000
1,200
1,400
1,600
2001 2005 2010 2015
GDP / Worker (Punjab) US$ Share in Emolyment Share in GDP
48

49. Output Value per Acre at retail price ($ US) -- Cropping Mix Opportunity
49
57
60
86
96
166
231
336
370
388
390
429
438
456
548
624
660
799
872
1047
1412
1773
2347
2951
3161
Jawar
Bajra
Grams
Rapeseed &…
Sunflower
Cotton
Moong
Banana
Maize
Sugarcane
Tomato
Citrus
Mango
Rice
garlic
wheat
49

50. Market Efficiency Opportunity for greater farmer income
Source: The Urban Unit calculations based on AMIS data
0
50000
100000
150000
200000
250000
300000
350000
400000
Whole Sale Value per Acre
Value per Acre at retail price
Difference Between Farmer to Market Price (Value in
Rupees)
More Gap in High Value
Crops
50

51. Transformation From Low Value Crops to High Value Crops
Source: The Urban Unit calculations based on AMIS data
0
1000
2000
3000
4000
5000
6000
7000
8000
9000
Area (000 Hectares) Value per hectare at retail price in Dollars
Current Cropping Pattern--
Low Value Addition
Proposed High Value Addition
Cropping Pattern in next 10
Years
51

52. CANAL COMMAND
AREAS &
CANAL
WITHDRAWALS
(AVG. FT/ACRE)
Revamping The
Agricultural Corridors of Punjab
52

53. TOTAL WATER USED (FT/ACRE) By Agriculture Corridor
(Australian Standard 2ft/acre Murray Darling River Authority)
72%
51%
61%
32%
63%
53%
67%
44%
58%
55%
30%
23%
28%
49%
39%
68%
37%
47%
33%
56%
42%
45%
70%
77%
Punjnad Main Line (bahawalnagaer, Rahimyar khan)
Abbassia Canal (Bahaealnagar, Rahimyar khan)
Upper Bahawal & Qaim Canal (Bahawalpur)
Upper Chenab Canal(Sialkot, Gujranwala. Hafizabad, Shekupura)
Muzaffargarh Canal (Muzaffargarh, D.G Khan)
Pakpattan Canal Lower(Vehari,Multan, Lodhran)
Lower Bari Doab Canal(Kasur, Okara, Sahiwal, Khanewal, Pakpattan)
Rangpur Canal (Jhang, Layyah, Muzaffargh)
D.G Khan Canal ( D.G Khan, Rajan pur
Chashma Right Bank Canal(Mianwali, D.g Khan)
Upper Jhelum Canal(Gujrat, Sargodha, M.B din)
Marala Ravi(Sialkot, Gujranwala, Shekupura)
Canal Tubewell
8.96
7.03
5.78
5.64
5.63
5.16
4.91
4.48
4.42
4.34
4.23
4.17
53

54. TOTAL WATER USED (FT/ACRE) By Agriculture
corridors
15%
66%
69%
60%
81%
62%
67%
50%
86%
58%
59%
47%
85%
34%
31%
40%
19%
38%
63%
50%
14%
42%
41%
53%
Greater Thal Canal( Bhakkar, Layyah, Khushab, Jhang)
Upper Pakpattan Canal(Okara, Pakpattan, Vehari, Multan)
Lower Mailsi Canal(Vehari, Multan, Lodhran)
Upper & Lower Depaulpur Canal(Kasur, Okara, Pakpattan)
Eastern Sadiqa Canal(Bahawalnagar, Bahawalpur)
Lower Chenab Canal(Hafizabad, Shekupura, Faisalabad, T T singh,
Jhang)
Central Bari Doab Canal(Lahore, Kasur)
Lower Jehlum Canal(M.B din, Sargodha, Jhang)
Lower Bahawal Canal(Bahawalpur)
Haveli & Sidhnai Canal (Jhang, Multan, Kahnewal)
Fordwah Canal(Bahawalnagar, Bahawalpur)
Thal Canal Main Line Upper (Mianwali, Khushab, Bhakar, Layyah,
Muzafargrah)
Canal Tubewell
4.16
4.01
3.81
3.73
3.64
3.45
3.40
3.33
3.31
3.27
2.94
2.38
54

55. Potential of Marala Ravi Canal Corridor 200,000 Acres
Units Narowal Sialkot Sheikhup
ura
Total
Total
cultivated
area (acres)
437,190 622,440 780,520 1,840,150
Area under
MR canal
56,395 132,194 13,943 202,532
Current area
used under
major crops
Wheat,
rice,
Wheat,
rice,
Wheat,
rice,
-
Horticulture
Potential
Potato /
ladyfinger
Garlic /
ladyfinger
Tomato/Ric
e
-
Fruit
Orchard
Guava Guava Guava -
Current MR
Revenue
$ 43 M $ 92 M $ 10 M $ 145 M
Potential
Revenue
$ 278 M $ 652 M $ 68 M $ 995 M 55

56. Best practices and Machinery
State-of-the-art warehousing
Improved Markets
Packaging & Processing
Farm Mechanization
Deploy Smart Tools
Efficient Water usages
Product
Least Pesticides, & Chemical
Compliances and Certificates
R & D for Seeds & breeds
Less water & climate resilient
Highest yields and quality
Continuous Improvement
Agriculture Corridors Dev.
Horticulture Zones,
Livestock & Dairy Zones
Fruits Zones
Localized solutions.
Farms Management Harvesting & Warehousing
Land Magt. & Zoning Seeds, Breeding & Nurs.
Agriculture, Irrigation
and Livestock Dept.
Markets, Logistics,
Processors, Packers,
Exporters
HI Value Product Chain
Management.
Research &
Development, Service
Providers, Nursery
Growers/Farmers
Business Plan Dairy Punjab, Meat Punjab, Citrus Punjab, Mango Punjab, Guava Punjab,
Horticulture Punjab, Wheat Punjab, Cotton Punjab, Maize Punjab, Oilseed Punjab etc
56

57. PPP Projects In Punjab
Roads
Projects : 22
Portfolio: PKR 202.13 Billion
Health
Projects : 12
Portfolio: PKR 105 Billion
Housing
Projects : 02
Portfolio: PKR 3.60 Billion
IT & Governance
Projects : 08
Portfolio: PKR 51 Billion
Food
Projects : 02
Portfolio: PKR 0.3 Billion
Agriculture
Projects : 01
Portfolio: PKR 2.0 Billion

58. Local Government
Projects : 14
Portfolio: PKR 29.89 Billion
Women Development
Projects : 01
Portfolio: PKR 1.0 Billion
Tourism & Sports
Projects : 03
Portfolio: PKR 4.97 Billion
Transport
Projects : 04
Portfolio: PKR 10.9 Billion
Industries
Projects : 05
Portfolio: PKR 11.64 Billion
Urban Development
Projects : 06
Portfolio: PKR 10.05 Billion
PPP Projects In Punjab

59. Government of Punjab: the Frontline of Policy Reform
Reform of Departments & Entities,
Development & current Budgets
Punjab Public
Private
Partnership
Ordinance
2019
Punjab Skill
Development
Authority
Punjab SEZ
Authority
Productivity, Efficiency &
Competitiveness