Detailed empirical assessments, indicator frameworks, and administrative evidence examining governance structures and territorial reorganization in Pakistan.
Pakistan's household squeeze in the data: income nearly doubled but food insecurity rose, poverty increased, and the price level outpaced nominal gains.
How much does Pakistan's bureaucracy cost citizens? Examining complaint data, ombudsman evidence, and the hidden time/cost burden of obtaining government services.
How much does your district determine your access to basic services? Examining geographic disparities in education, water, internet and food security.
How corruption becomes a private tax on citizens: perception surveys, reported bribe payments, and the concept of the Citizen Cost of Corruption.
Local government finance, international evidence and Pakistan's own cities: can fiscal decentralization improve service delivery?
All baseline statistics, CSV tables, and GIS shapefile layers used in PPRI research reports are available under open public licenses in the PPRI Data Centre and Datasets repository.
