An action plan has been prepared for political and economic stability in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, proposing 206 measures for 27 departments.
According to sources, the 100- to 180-day action plan will focus especially on law and order, the administrative structure, public services, and economic stability across the province, including the merged districts.
During this period, roads will be constructed and repaired and the shortage of medicines in hospitals will be addressed.
The plan also includes providing new furniture in schools and facilities at health centres in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, along with programmes for interest-free loans and technical training for the youth.
According to sources, the action plan has been prepared to ensure law and order, improve the administrative structure, public services and economic stability in the province, with special attention to reforms and development initiatives across various sectors.
The proposed reform measures aim to improve administration, deliver public facilities, and make government performance more effective. The provincial government, a former senator and interior minister, advisers of various departments, and government officers also held visits and meetings for the plan.
In this regard, it has been proposed that work be carried out under the Street MPO under the Deputy Commissioner Peshawar.
The plan includes the repair of around 1,150 major roads, covering eight thousand open manholes, improving cleanliness at four thousand locations, opening around 150 blocked drainage routes, and restoring 80 parks.
It also includes the beautification of bazaars and urban buildings in all districts, solar-powered lights on major highways, improvements at Peshawar’s 20 busiest traffic points, and the renovation and repair of GT Road along with the incomplete portions of the Ring Road.
Furthermore, the proposals include the construction and improvement of the Bannu Bypass, the revival of non-functional water supply schemes, 24-hour functional basic health centres in selected districts and the improvement of sports grounds.
In the health sector, the plan proposes immunisation services at basic health centres, 24-hour facilities at 250 centres, at least 80 percent availability of essential medicines and digital monitoring of the attendance of doctors, nurses, helpers and other staff.
In the education sector, the plan includes improving 1,500 schools, addressing the furniture shortage for around 700,000 students, handing over low-performing schools to the private sector, reopening destroyed or non-functional schools in the merged districts and expanding Rescue 1122 services in southern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
For the youth, proposals include interest-free loans, technical training, employment-linked skills, youth centres in government buildings, sports competitions and the promotion of business and research projects at universities.
In the energy and minerals sector, concessional financial support for solar home systems will be provided to 65,000 households, especially widows and deprived segments.
Under the plan, proposals include medical check-ups for miners, technical training, digital records of mining and the establishment of centres to deal with mine accidents in Kohat, Abbottabad and Buner.
Meanwhile, various names have also been proposed for the action plan, including Stable Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa 180-Day Strategic Action Plan.
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