The Punjab Affordable Housing Program (PAHP) successfully organized the Developers Roundtable, uniting key stakeholders, developers, and real estate experts for a focused dialogue on affordable housing solutions in Punjab. ... Special thanks to the team from The World Bank for their valuable insights We also acknowledge the participation of Punjab Housing & Town Planning Agency (PHATA), Government of the Punjab, and ABS & Co.
Punjab Affordable Housing Program (PAHP) successfully hosted the Developers Roundtable on May 6, 2025, bringing together key stakeholders, real estate developers, and sector experts for meaningful dialogue on advancing affordable housing in Punjab. ... The event featured valuable insights from The World Bank team and institutional partners including PHATA and ABS & Co.
The Punjab Affordable Housing Program (PAHP) proudly hosted a high-impact RERA Roundtable and Planning Standards Masterclass, bringing together key public sector stakeholders to advance real estate regulation and planning in Punjab.
The roundtable welcomed senior officials from provincial departments, including HUD&PHE, PHATA, PLRA, the P&D Board, Board of Revenue, RUDA, CBD Punjab, and local governments from Faisalabad, Multan, Rawalpindi, Gujranwala, Sahiwal, Bahawalpur, Sargodha, and DG Khan.
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The event fostered valuable dialogue to strengthen the RERA Act and set unified planning standards for inclusive, transparent, and sustainable housing.
The Masterclass on Planning Standards, led by PAHP housing experts, provided insights into future-ready development frameworks for Punjab.
Special thanks to our dynamic organizing team:
Imran Ali Sultan, Durre Shahwar, Umna Tariq Gill, M. Husnain Ijaz, Usman Sajid, Hamid Shah, Rai Karam Elahi, and Asim Ali Noon for making the event a resounding success.
The Punjab Affordable Housing Program (PAHP) hosted a successful Developers Roundtable, bringing together key stakeholders, real estate developers, legal experts, and development partners for a day of meaningful dialogue on advancing inclusive urban housing. We are sincerely thankful to all the participants for their active contributions. Your insights are shaping the future of sustainable and regulated housing in Punjab. ...
The Punjab Affordable Housing Program (PAHP), in collaboration with The World Bank, successfully hosted a focused Housing Finance Roundtable to advance access to affordable housing in Punjab.The session brought together key stakeholders, including commercial banks, microfinance institutions (MFIs), microfinance banks, and the Pakistan Mortgage Refinance Company (PMRC), to explore opportunities in mortgage and developer financing. ... This collaborative platform allowed for strategic discussions around unlocking financial solutions that make homeownership accessible for low- to middle-income households. We extend our sincere appreciation to all financial institutions for their valuable participation. Your insights and commitment are vital in shaping a more inclusive housing finance landscape. Together, we are building pathways to secure, affordable homes for all.
Team PAHP had the pleasure of visiting High End Construction Pakistan in collaboration with K-Partners to explore their innovative precast modular housing solutions. The visit offered insights into a fast and scalable construction model that aligns with PAHP’s vision of sustainable and affordable housing. ...
On March 7, 2025, Punjab Affordable Housing Program (PAHP) hosted “Pink City,” an impactful event dedicated to advancing women-centric urban planning. The event featured eight distinguished speakers from across the globe, addressing key challenges and opportunities in designing safer, more inclusive cities for women. Program Director Imran Ali Sultan opened with a powerful statement: "Cities have been built by men, for men—but at PAHP, we are changing the narrative." ...
Punjab Affordable Housing Program (PAHP) hosted two impactful sessions, bringing together professionals and stakeholders committed to shaping the future of sustainable housing.
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An exclusive networking and engagement event for leading Town Planning, Architecture, and Engineering firms, aimed at fostering industry collaboration for future housing initiatives.
A technical consultation on wastewater treatment options for housing schemes, focused on identifying innovative and sustainable solutions through expert dialogue.
We extend our sincere appreciation to all participants, including architects, urban planners, engineers, manufacturers, academia, and government representatives. Your contributions made these sessions meaningful and forward-thinking.
Together, we are paving the way for climate-resilient, inclusive, and future-ready urban development across Punjab.
PAHP successfully hosted a focused Roundtable Discussion to shape the Terms of Reference (ToRs) and Evaluation Criteria for Site 2 – Khanewal. ... Led by the PAHP team including Imran Ali Sultan, Muhammad Aamer Nazeer, Asim Sulehri, Dr. Hamid Arshad, Durre Shahwar, Rai Karam Elahi, and Umna Tariq, the session featured expert input and collaboration toward sustainable housing solutions.
Punjab Affordable Housing Program (PAHP) hosted a focused roundtable session to develop and refine the Terms of Reference (ToR) and Evaluation Criteria for Khanewal Site 2. ... The discussion brought together key stakeholders, including housing experts, planners, and implementing partners, to collaboratively shape a framework that ensures inclusivity, transparency, and alignment with PAHP’s vision. The session emphasized the importance of community-centered planning and sustainable site development to meet the region’s affordable housing needs.These discussions are a crucial step toward delivering impactful, equitable, and climate-resilient housing solutions across punjab.
The Punjab Affordable Housing Program (PAHP) team, led by Project Director Imran Ali Sultan, actively participated in the International Affordable Green & Resilient Housing Conference held in Islamabad. ... Organized by the Pakistan Mortgage Refinance Company (PMRC), the event provided a dynamic platform to explore innovative, sustainable, and resilient housing solutions tailored for developing economies. Keynote speakers and thought leaders from across the housing and finance sectors shared insights on enhancing access to affordable housing finance, promoting green construction, and strengthening public-private collaboration.The PAHP team engaged in meaningful dialogue, reaffirming its commitment to building inclusive, climate-resilient communities across Punjab.We appreciate PMRC for organizing this timely and impactful conference. Events like these play a vital role in shaping the future of housing by connecting ideas, strategies, and stakeholders under a shared vision for sustainable development.
The Punjab Affordable Housing Program (PAHP) proudly participated in the World Urban Forum 12 in Cairo, Egypt, reaffirming its commitment to sustainable, inclusive, and resilient housing solutions. ... Project Director Imran Ali Sultan and the team engaged in impactful dialogues with international housing and development leaders. The delegation had the honor of meeting Cindy Campbell, Director of International and Philanthropic Innovation at HUD, to discuss green housing models, innovative financing, and collaborative opportunities. The team also met Robert Lewis-Lettington, Senior Advisor at UN-Habitat, to explore sustainable urban development frameworks and the right to adequate housing. This global forum served as a milestone in learning and networking, offering valuable insights into housing policy, implementation, and global best practices. PAHP’s participation showcased Punjab’s proactive approach toward building climate-resilient, energy-efficient, and people-centric communities. Events like #WUF12 are vital in connecting local initiatives with global housing priorities, paving the way for transformative solutions and stronger international partnerships.
The Punjab Affordable Housing Project (PAHP) has successfully concluded a seven-day Project Management Information System (PMIS) training for PHATA regional offices across Punjab. Training was conducted in a hybrid format that combined online and in-person sessions in Lahore, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Bhakkar, Multan, and Bahawalpur, with 60 PHATA officials. ... This initiative aimed to enhance operational efficiency and promote sustainable development in affordable housing by equipping participants with essential skills and insights. PAHP team extends its gratitude to all participants and trainers for their dedication in making this capacity-building initiative a success, fostering progress toward a better future.
The Punjab Affordable Housing Program (PAHP) organised the successful Awards Ceremony & Housing Expo 2024 of its International Design Competition for Green and Affordable Housing. The event highlighted groundbreaking innovations in sustainable housing, drawing participation from visionary designers, industry leaders, and key stakeholders.... The Awards Ceremony recognized the competition’s top designs, celebrating winners whose concepts stood out for creativity, environmental impact, and affordability. These innovative projects align with PAHP’s mission to pioneer sustainable, accessible housing solutions for all. The Housing Expo 2024 further showcased advanced solutions from exhibitors across the sector, unveiling forward-thinking technologies and products that promise a transformative future for affordable and eco-friendly housing in Punjab.
The Punjab Affordable Housing Program (PAHP) has joined hands with NADRA Technologies Limited (NTL) to enhance security and transparency in allocating affordable housing units. Through this collaboration, NADRA’s e-Sahulat system will facilitate biometric verification for applicants, ensuring only eligible individuals receive housing benefits. ... Under this partnership, PAHP has integrated its Beneficiary Management Information System (BMIS) with NADRA's secure biometric platform. Applicants must complete biometric verification at e-Sahulat Franchisees, allowing PAHP to confirm applicant identities in real-time, prevent fraud, and promote fair distribution of housing resources to deserving families.
