Dr. Ghulam Mohey-ud-din, Principal Economist
Urban economic planning is the hidden champion behind the blooming cities — a subtle but perfect blend of infrastructure, policy, and people. For long time, I used traditional economic models and assumption to handle this complex field. However, then the
Urban planning is an intricate art and science, one that requires the delicate balancing of aesthetics, functionality, and economic efficiency. Over the years, I’ve encountered numerous theories that inform how cities are designed and function. However, one theory in particular
In my role as a Transport Economist, I contributed to a transformative project focused on the planning and prioritization of rural roads in Punjab, Pakistan, uisng Analytical Hierarcial Process (AHP) Model. This project was designed to address the pressing need
South Asia is experiencing a transformative urban development phase of challenges and opportunities. This article will explore the complexities of sustainable urban planning, focusing on Pakistan’s cities. Understanding the dynamics and innovative solutions employed in these urban centers is crucial