Item Summary

"PBC’s over-arching theme, “Make-in-Pakistan” consists of three pillars: “Grow More/Grow Better”, “Make More/Make Better” and “Serve More/Serve Better.” Its evidence-based advocacy is backed by over a hundred studies to date through its full-time research team, supplemented by collaborative research with renowned industry experts and economists. Through its Centre of Excellence in Responsible Business (CERB), PBC works to build capacity and capability of businesses beyond its membership, to adopt high environmental, social and governance standards. PBC holds conferences, seminars and webinars to facilitate the flow of relevant information to all stakeholders in order to help create an informed view on the major issues faced by Pakistan. Through its presence in Islamabad and Karachi, it works closely with relevant government departments, ministries, regulators and institutions, as well as other stakeholders including professional bodies, to develop consensus on major issues impacting the economy."

Descriptive Information

Title
Enhancing the competitiveness of Pakistan's aluminum utensils sector : make in Pakistan
Sort Title
enhancing the competitiveness of pakistan's aluminum utensils sector : make in pakistan
Creator of work
Amir, Samir S.
Contributor
Hussain, Anum
Language
English
Date Created
2023
Format
Reports
Provenance
Library of Congress, Islamabad
Rights Statement
Copyright Not Evaluated

Discovery Information

Subject
Economics
Business
Economic development
Socioeconomic conditions and development
Economic and social development
Geographic Subject
Pakistan
Geographic Origin
Pakistan

Physical Characteristics

Page Count
66
File Count
66

Institutional Information

Collection
Born Digital Monographic Reports and Papers
Box number
Monographic Reports and Papers (Publicly Accessible)
Folder number
472ed69f-4210-4d29-ba1b-ff9bfc7c28d4
Barcode
472ed69f-4210-4d29-ba1b-ff9bfc7c28d4
IIIF Manifest URL

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