Thematic working group 03
Public Policy & Good Governance
Strengthening institutions and advocating reforms for transparent, accountable, and citizen-focused governance.
The Public Policy & Good Governance group is dedicated to strengthening Pakistan’s institutions and shaping reforms that place citizens at the center of governance. Our mission is to build systems that are transparent, accountable, and responsive to the needs of society. Through institutional reform and capacity building, we seek to modernize governance structures so they can effectively address today’s challenges while preparing for tomorrow.
Central to our work is promoting transparency and accountability. We engage in developing white papers, policy briefs, and research-based insights that provide practical solutions to policymakers, enabling evidence-driven decisions. Electoral reforms and civic participation are also at the heart of our efforts, ensuring that governance is inclusive and that citizens have an active voice in shaping their future.
As technology reshapes the world, we advocate for digital governance and accessible e-services, fostering efficiency and reducing barriers between the state and its people. By combining rigorous research, forward-looking policy design, and a commitment to reform, this group champions policies that empower and governance that delivers.
Priorities
Where the group focuses
- 01 Institutional Reform & Capacity Building
- 02 Transparency & Accountability
- 03 White Papers, Policy Briefs
- 04 Policy Research & Evidence-Based Reform
- 05 Electoral Reforms & Civic Participation
- 06 Digital Governance & E-Services
Reading
Useful resources
- What reforms does Pakistan need for a new medium-term IMF program?
- Electoral Reform: A Case For Proportional Representation
- The Dire Need for Electoral Reforms in Pakistan
- Government of Pakistan, UNDP Convene SDGs Policy Dialogue
- Pakistan’s economic revival: a path towards sustainable and inclusive growth
- Digital public infrastructure is transforming lives in Pakistan