Politics will drive and impede Pakistan's urban policy
Nearly half of Pakistan's over 185 million inhabitants could be living in cities by 2025
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- Poor urbanisation
- Human capital
- Housing
- Basic provisions
- Policy traction
- Political incentives
- Urban youth
- Political loyalties
- Structural reform
- Altering spending focus
- Strengthening federalism
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