Pakistan faces a human capital crisis. Its population, three-quarters of which is under the age of 35, has very recent memories of failures in the schooling system and in health services. Federal and provincial governments, as well as Pakistan’s policymakers, often cite high stunting rates, high childhood mortality, high out of school populations, and low learning levels. Gender inequality is particularly stark in education and the labor market, and...
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2023/03/23
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Pakistan’s Human Capital : Opportunities Amid Crises
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Ersado,Lire; Hasan,Amer; Geven,Koen Martijn.
Pakistan’s Human Capital : Opportunities Amid Crises (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099033123052555836