I worked on the Punjab Spatial Strategy (PSS)—a province-wide spatial planning framework developed to embed a spatial dimension into Punjab’s development process, strengthen integrated spatial planning, and guide Punjab’s transformation toward a more economically developed and sustainable trajectory. The strategy identifies priority growth corridors and growth nodes to prioritise and coordinate public investments, helping align sector plans and development programming around a coherent spatial structure.
As Urban Economist, I led the spatial-economic diagnostics and the translation of evidence into an actionable growth-and-investment prioritisation framework—including the economic logic for growth corridors/nodes, sequencing of infrastructure and urban investments, and integration of competitiveness, connectivity, and sustainability considerations into a single strategic narrative suitable for government planning and investment decision-making.