Infrastructure Development in Pakistan
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PITB Working on Police Reform Initiative
" In order to promote transparency, efficiency and better public service delivery, training session for website development of RPOs/DPOs was conducted today. In this session, representative of respective departments received the training on a secure CMS platform to upload and manage their content"
Punjab Information Technology Board had initiated an intriguing project, Program Monitoring and Implementation Unit (PMIU) last year collaboration with the School Education Department (SED) to ensure reformations in the education sector by using technology.
By now, this project has started to reveal its fruitful consequences since, during the month of February 2015, around 41 thousand schools of 36 districts of Punjab have been monitored using this technology by the Monitoring and Evaluation Assistances (MEA’s) hired by School Education Department Punjab.
Previously, MEA’s who went to monitor schools, used to fill the forms regarding the prevalent situations of those institutions but now they use technological tools provided by PITB for Smart Monitoring of Schools. One of the monitoring tools provided to them is basically a mobile application based on the GPS tagged picture which ensures that the collected data is credible.
Additionally, with this Smart Monitoring, the manual way to collect information has been replaced with a advanced one, resulting in fewer errors and more productivity.
By monitoring the schools routinely and gathering the real-time statistics, the most basic requirements of getting educations including teacher and student attendance, school facilities like electricity and drinking water etc. can be ensured that will ultimately result in improving indicators of literacy rate of the province.
M-3 Industrial City in Faisalabad
Wind Farms in Nooriabad
Lucky Cement Plant in Karachi
PIA launches flight from New Multan Airport to Dubai
" In order to promote transparency, efficiency and better public service delivery, training session for website development of RPOs/DPOs was conducted today. In this session, representative of respective departments received the training on a secure CMS platform to upload and manage their content"
Punjab Information Technology Board had initiated an intriguing project, Program Monitoring and Implementation Unit (PMIU) last year collaboration with the School Education Department (SED) to ensure reformations in the education sector by using technology.
By now, this project has started to reveal its fruitful consequences since, during the month of February 2015, around 41 thousand schools of 36 districts of Punjab have been monitored using this technology by the Monitoring and Evaluation Assistances (MEA’s) hired by School Education Department Punjab.
Previously, MEA’s who went to monitor schools, used to fill the forms regarding the prevalent situations of those institutions but now they use technological tools provided by PITB for Smart Monitoring of Schools. One of the monitoring tools provided to them is basically a mobile application based on the GPS tagged picture which ensures that the collected data is credible.
Additionally, with this Smart Monitoring, the manual way to collect information has been replaced with a advanced one, resulting in fewer errors and more productivity.
By monitoring the schools routinely and gathering the real-time statistics, the most basic requirements of getting educations including teacher and student attendance, school facilities like electricity and drinking water etc. can be ensured that will ultimately result in improving indicators of literacy rate of the province.
M-3 Industrial City in Faisalabad
Wind Farms in Nooriabad
Lucky Cement Plant in Karachi
PIA launches flight from New Multan Airport to Dubai
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Well going on infrastructure development
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You guys are never thankful for anything, are you? So there are so many rich people who'll fly to these airports, drive on these roads and take the metro bus.....???? No poor can afford the metro bus or drive on these nicely paved roads, or pay for a ticket to come to work in the UK or the US???
Common, every once in a while, you have to appreciate the work being done. The pictures on here, are impressive and they show a totally different Pakistan than what the Fox news shows. So you should appreciate the work being done by the elected people. There are countless projects which stood up, took roots and are almost done or are being completed. You should be proud of your country, not shiitting over it!
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You see here in Pakistan everyone is ready to criticize but not appreciate anything good. In last 5 years of PPP there was not a single project which they completed, atleast this time PML(N) is doing something. I think it's good for us to criticize for the sake of betterment but not just to satisfy our ego and just for the sake of criticism.You guys are never thankful for anything, are you? So there are so many rich people who'll fly to these airports, drive on these roads and take the metro bus.....???? No poor can afford the metro bus or drive on these nicely paved roads, or pay for a ticket to come to work in the UK or the US???
Common, every once in a while, you have to appreciate the work being done. The pictures on here, are impressive and they show a totally different Pakistan than what the Fox news shows. So you should appreciate the work being done by the elected people. There are countless projects which stood up, took roots and are almost done or are being completed. You should be proud of your country, not shiitting over it!
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