SDG 1

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PARLIAMENTARY RESEARCH DIGEST JANUARY 2022

Volume : 9, ISSUE 01

ANALYSIS: Exploring the Innovation, Urgency of Effective, Swift Climate Change Action Page 01OPINION: Russia and the Taliban led Afghanistan Page 08FACT SHEET: Human Rights Violations in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu & Kashmir (IOJK) (January 1989 – November 2021) Page 15PIPS Research and Legislation Client Satisfaction System Page 19

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A Handbook on Budget Making Process

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PARLIAMENTARY RESEARCH DIGEST DECEMBER 2021

Volume : VOLUME 8, ISSUE 12

ANALYSIS: The State of Food Security in Pakistan: Issues, way forward Page 01INFORMATIONAL PAPER: Pakistan-African States Trade Prospects Page 09BOOK REVIEW: Jinnah the Founder of Pakistan in the Eyes of His Contemporaries Page 15 Parliamentary Roundtable on Girl Child Education: Page 17

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PARLIAMENTARY RESEARCH DIGEST NOVEMBER 2021

Volume : Volume 08, Issue 11

ANALYSIS : SDG-1: Ending Poverty in All Its Forms” How Can Engagement with SDG1 Help? Page 01SDGs and Pakistan : A Review of Pakistan’s Achievements on Goal 1 Page 08PIPS Seminar on : Geo Political Situation and Afghanistan: Prospects & Challenges Page 13PIPS Round Table on Way : Forward towards Free & Compulsory Education in […]

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PARLIAMENTARY RESEARCH DIGEST OCTOBER 2021

Volume : Volume 08, Issue 10

OPINION: Elections in Canada, Germany and Russia Page 01ANALYSIS: Women and Inheritance law in Pakistan: Challenges and Way Forward Page 07CONCEPT: PIPS at Int’ll IPU and IFLAPARL Virtual Conference on Research & Library Services – Towards an Agendafor next decade Page 21

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PARLIAMENTARY RESEARCH DIGEST AUGUST 2021

Volume : Volume 08, Issue 08

OPINION: ‘The New Kabul’ 2021 Page 01ANALYSIS: Parliament and Legislatures as Custodians of Child Rights Page 08ANALYSIS: K-Electric Limited: Introduction of Shares and Financial Position Page 13CONCEPT: Primary Education in Rural Pakistan:Challenges and Way Forward Page 20

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PARLIAMENTARY RESEARCH DIGEST JULY 2021

Volume : Volume 08, Issue 07

ANALYSIS: Comparative Allocation for Social Sectors in Federal and Provincial Budgets for FY 2021-22 Page 01PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS: Federal Budget 2021-22 Demands for Grants and Appropriations Page 04PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS: Recommendations of the Senate of Pakistan on the Finance Bill 2021 Page 10Total Expenditure of the Federal Government 2021-22 Inside Title page

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PARLIAMENTARY RESEARCH DIGEST JUNE 2021

Volume : Volume 08, Issue 06

OPINION: Rural Economy of Pakistan: An Engine of Economic Growth Page 01OPINION: Non-Profit Sector in Pakistan: Problems and Prospects Page 07DECLARATION: 2nd General Conference of PAECO PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS: Glimpses of The Fifteenth Provincial Assembly of Sindh Page 14 Early Responses on Israeli tyranny in Palestine Page 19

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REPORT OF PARLIAMENTARY ROUNDTABLE ON MIGRATION FROM PAKISTAN: FACTS, CHALLENGES AND AVENUES MARCH, 19, 2021

As the world continues to transform rapidly into a global village, national governments and international organizations are putting keen interest and attention to issues and challenges of international migration. Pakistan is one of the world’s leading exporters of manpower and labour. Overseas employment is key in combating unemployment, reducing poverty, and remittances sent by migrants […]

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On the direction of the Chairman Senate/President PIPS Board of Governors, the Pakistan Institute for Parliamentary Services (PIPS), has implemented a comprehensive set of measures aimed at ensuring fiscal discipline, operational efficiency, and responsible utilization of public resources, on the same lines as notified and adopted by the Senate and National Assembly Secretariats.

Under the new measures, the Institute has adopted a four-day working week (Monday to Thursday), while introducing a hybrid working model whereby 50% of staff will perform duties from the office and 50% will work remotely on a rotational basis. Employees working from home will remain fully accessible through digital communication platforms and may be required to report to the office on short notice, ensuring uninterrupted institutional functioning.

Significant steps have also been taken to promote energy conservation. These include a target of achieving up to 70% reduction in energy consumption through minimizing unnecessary use of electricity and ensuring that official meetings, trainings, and events are scheduled during daylight hours. Foreign tours are banned and international meetings are being held virtually.

In the transport section, PIPS has introduced strict measures to curtail expenditure and 70% official vehicles have been grounded as part of this initiative.

As part of broader austerity efforts, 20% reduction has been imposed on the non-ERE budget for the fourth quarter of the current financial year. The officers drawing a monthly salary of PKR 300,000 or more, shall surrendered two days salary or 5% to 30% salary on gross as per Federal Government decision.

The Institute has also discontinued all non-essential procurements with immediate effect. Official functions such as dinners and receptions will not be hosted, except in the case of visiting foreign delegations, and even then, strictly in accordance with austerity protocols.

These measures have been implemented with immediate effect and will remain in force until further orders.

Under the guidance of President PIPS Board of Governors, Syed Yousaf Raza Gilani, PIPS remains fully committed to maintaining its core functions of parliamentary support, capacity building, and research while contributing proactively to national austerity and sustainability goals.