•Conducted systematic literature reviews across 5 research domains (climate change, water/food security, wastewater management, gender dynamics) to support evidence-based policy recommendations
•Constructed and managed a 24-year district-level panel dataset covering Punjab, KP, and Balochistan by integrating data from multiple sources
•Performed data cleaning, processing, validation, and econometric analysis in Stata to estimate water productivity indicators and identify regional trends and patterns.
•Contributed to technical report preparation for: "Every Drop Counts: District-Level Insights into Water Productivity in Balochistan, Pakistan" and "Every Drop Counts: District-Level Insights into Water Productivity in Punjab, Pakistan"
•Supported development of policy brief on Nature-Based Solutions in Pakistan
•Prepared tables, charts, summaries, and presentations to communicate research findings to technical and policy audiences
•Supported organization and documentation of stakeholder engagements, including: Capacity Building Training on Water Productivity Atlas (Punjab), Water Sensitive Cities Concept Workshop, Post-Flood Conference (Lahore), and Water Week technical sessions (Note-taking & documentation)
•Assisted in the development of research tools, including questionnaires, Survey Designs, and interview guides
Key Achievements
→Identified specific water-saving and land-saving irrigation approaches that increase agricultural productivity, directly informing policy briefs for Punjab and Balochistan.
→Demonstrated the significant water loss associated with traditional irrigation practices through a 24-year panel data analysis of Punjab, KP, and Balochistan.
→Analyzed 24 years of district-level data to provide evidence for long-term water productivity trends.