The Citizenry takes a brief look at green promises the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf makes in its 168-page manifesto.
ANP’s manifesto prioritises provincial environment, ignores Karachi’s Pashtun climate concerns
MQM-P outlines its commitment to a greener Pakistan; MQM-Haqiqi’s generic manifesto; AWP’s environmental blind spots
With green spaces & air quality, Jamaat-e-Islami seeks an urban shift while Majlis-e-Wahdatul Muslimeen & Tehreek-e-Labbaik Pakistan stress ecological action
Ahmed Shabbar’s champions eco-faith in his Green Manifesto while Jibran Nasir wields a mobile app as his manifesto
We analyse the PPP’s climate promises from its 2018 and 2024 manifestos, comparing them with the reality on the ground
There will be no increase in Karachi's representation in NA
Sindh, also known as the land of Sufis, priests and believers, has a rich and diverse history, where the transgender community...
Allegations of gerrymandering have marred the electoral history of Karachi for decades. Even the recent local government elections in the...
In past 10 years, Sindh govt spent only 2.87 per cent of the total funds it allocated for development projects...
No ongoing development scheme of environment & climate change, rehabilitation and health departments addresses rising temperatures in province; no new...
Rehabilitation dept’s allocation has remained sporadic over past decade, peaking at Rs2.3 bn in 2021-22 but decreasing again since then
ANP’s manifesto prioritises provincial environment, ignores Karachi’s Pashtun climate concerns
MQM-P outlines its commitment to a greener Pakistan; MQM-Haqiqi’s generic manifesto; AWP’s environmental blind spots
The Citizenry’s investigation reveals disregard for extreme climate events in Sindh’s Climate Budget under PPP’s three tenures
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