
MOBILISING PRIVATE INVESTMENT

INVESTING IN CLIMATE ACTION

PUBLIC INVESTMENT REFORM
MOBILISING PRIVATE INVESTMENT
INVESTING IN CLIMATE ACTION
PUBLIC INVESTMENT REFORM
About seed program
SEED is a six-year, UK-funded £37.5 million programme. Its first component (£15 million) aims at improving economic and urban planning in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) to help the province plan and finance investments it needs for growth, jobs, and prosperity.
SEED is providing technical assistance to the Government of KP (GoKP) by introducing appropriate policy responses based on evidence and international best practices that would stabilise the GoKP’s fiscal position, shield investment and jobs, and pave the way for a quicker economic recovery.
Our work
Seed
Digitized 25 year of administrative data containing 15 sectors, 67 sub secrtors, 1158 indicators
Phase: Implementation
Seed
PROVIDING FLEXIBLE, DEMAND-DRIVEN & RESPONSIVE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO GOKP FOR ECONOMIC & URBAN DEVELOPMENT
(The Planning & Development Department)
(Finance and Revenue)
Where we work
SEED Programme aims to improve economic and urban planning in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa in order to help the province plan and finance investments it needs for growth, jobs, and prosperity
About Our
Seed
" The SEED programme has helped us not just in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa's journey to be a better investment destination; it worked with us on improving the energy and particularly hydropower economy of the province. "
Taimur Khan Jhagra
Former Finance & Health Minister, Pakhtunkhwa
" I think SEED is an organisation that has fit very well in this development and sustainability aspect, and we would like to work with them in the future and rely on their experience and know-how to help us in Pakistan with the ongoing sustainable development projects. "
Abdullah Al-Mutairi
CEO, Enertech Holding
" SEED has joined hands with Atomcamp, a continuous learning platform, to impart digital and business skills to home-based women entrepreneurs in KP. We have also collaborated with the Bank of Khyber to include modules on financial inclusion and financial literacy because this was a core gap that we felt needed to be bridged. "
Wajeeha Amir
Delivery Associate, SEED Programme
OUR supporters
SEED is funded by United Kingdom’s Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO), and implemented by Adam Smith International Pakistan in partnership with Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.