Inflation has long been one of the most persistent challenges facing economies worldwide, and Pakistan is no exception. In 2024, Pakistan continued to grapple with inflationary pressures that severely impacted the purchasing power of its population, particularly the poor and vulnerable communities. Rising prices of basic commodities, energy, and transportation exacerbated the economic strain on…
In November 2024, the Ehsaas Program, Pakistan’s premier social safety initiative, continued to touch the lives of millions, offering a lifeline to individuals and families grappling with poverty and economic hardship. Launched with the vision of providing a comprehensive support system, the program aims to alleviate the struggles of the marginalized and vulnerable populations across…
The Ehsaas Program has been a cornerstone of Pakistan’s efforts to reduce poverty, inequality, and provide vital social assistance to vulnerable communities. Launched in 2019, the Ehsaas Program is designed to offer financial assistance, healthcare, education, and food security, and it has reached millions of individuals across Pakistan. The Ehsaas 8171 Portal, a crucial digital…
The Ehsaas Program remains one of Pakistan’s most ambitious social welfare initiatives, designed to support the country’s most vulnerable populations. Launched by the government in 2019, this multi-faceted program aims to alleviate poverty, promote economic empowerment, and ensure a better standard of living for marginalized groups. As of 2024, Ehsaas Program 8171 has evolved to…
In recent years, the agricultural sector has faced mounting challenges driven by population growth, climate change, and the increasing need for efficient food production. Traditional farming methods, reliant on manual labor and outdated tools, have often resulted in inefficiencies, environmental degradation, and unsustainable practices. As the global agricultural community seeks solutions to meet these challenges,…
Agriculture plays a central role in the economy of Pakistan, employing a significant portion of the population, especially in rural areas. However, despite its importance, the sector has faced numerous challenges, including outdated farming techniques, lack of mechanization, low productivity, and insufficient access to modern agricultural tools. To address these challenges, the Green Tractor Scheme,…
The Green Tractor Scheme, part of Pakistan’s Ehsaas Program, has emerged as a revolutionary initiative aimed at improving agricultural practices by offering subsidized tractors to farmers. This initiative is designed to promote agricultural mechanization, reduce reliance on manual labor, and enhance productivity, particularly in underserved rural areas. With the scheme’s reach extending to various provinces…
In 2024, Pakistan’s agricultural landscape is witnessing a shift towards modernization and sustainability, driven by key initiatives such as the Green Tractor Scheme. This scheme, introduced by the government under the Ehsaas Program, aims to provide subsidized tractors and machinery to small and medium farmers to improve agricultural productivity and reduce labor costs. The Green…
The Green Tractor Scheme, introduced as part of Pakistan’s broader agricultural development and rural upliftment efforts, has become a cornerstone of support for small and marginal farmers across the country. As the 2024 iteration of the program kicks off, it is crucial for farmers to understand the subsidy details, eligibility criteria, and how the scheme…
Agriculture is the backbone of Pakistan’s economy, contributing significantly to the GDP and providing employment to millions of people, particularly in rural areas. However, small and marginal farmers face numerous challenges that hinder their productivity and overall success. These farmers, who own small plots of land, often lack access to the resources, technology, and financial…