The document outlines 10 measures to increase capital formation, including promoting investment-friendly policies, developing infrastructure, fostering innovation, expanding financial inclusion, investing in education and skills, boosting exports, encouraging public-private partnerships, implementing tax reforms, maintaining macroeconomic stability, and providing social safety nets.

1. MEASURES TO INCREASE CAPITAL FORMATION:
1. Investment-friendly Policies:
Encouraging policies to attract domestic and foreign investments.
2. Infrastructure Development:
Investing in critical infrastructure projects to stimulate economic growth.
3. Technology and Innovation:
Promoting research and development to foster innovation and technological advancements.
4. Financial Inclusion:
Expanding access to financial services to include a larger segment of the population.
5. Education and Skill Development:
Investing in human capital through education and skill development programs.
6. Export-Led Growth Strategies:
Focusing on boosting exports to generate foreign exchange and increase capital inflows.
7. Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs):
Collaborating with the private sector for efficient infrastructure development and service delivery.
8. Tax Reforms:
Implementing tax policies that incentivize savings and investment.
9. Stable Macroeconomic Environment:
Maintaining a stable economic environment to instill investor confidence.
10.Social Safety Nets:
Implementing social programs to address poverty and ensure a more equitable distribution of resources.