Climate change, environmental degradation and poor water management are turning Pakistan into a water scarce country.

The River Ravi case is an example of how civil society can move the state and government to hear its concerns.

Civil society resistance on the heritage park bill, and push for re-naming of Shadman Chowk have shown their power.

The Pakistani automobile elite seem to think that free and abundant parking is, somehow, a birthright.

Groundwater management is definitely a water issue between Pakistan and India.

Abiyana does not cover O & M costs of irrigation system, let alone of repair, maintenance, development.

BRT is an ambitious, costly project if not properly executed, could end public transport initiatives in other cities.

Gilani's removal, while legally justified, will disrupt many of the policies his government was trying to implement.

“Project-based development” operate outside the democratic system, citizens are excluded from the political system.

Environment degradation like impure water, polluted air, damaged ecosystems cost state almost Rs1 b, countless lives.