Dr. Nasra Shah served as a review panelist for evaluating a policy paper prepared by a group of nine Grade 20 civil servants as part of their training workshop at the National School of Public Policy, Lahore. The paper was entitled “Future strategies for population management- Responding to challenges and resource deficiency, value fixation and imperative of dealing with youth bulge”.
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