34. Civil Services Academy

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Civil Services Academy (CSA), Lahore is a premier training institute of Pakistan which imparts pre-service training to the Civil Servants of Pakistan recruited by the Federal Public Service Commission through a competitive exam known as CSS Examination. CSA comprises of two campuses: Walton Campus and PAS Campus. Walton Campus offers Common Training Programme (CTP) to the new entrants of all twelve occupational groups whereas PAS Campus offers Specialized Training Programme (STP) and Mid Career Management Course (MCMC) to the Officers of Pakistan Administrative Service. Both these Campuses are under the administrative control of a Director General who is assisted by Director (CTP), Director (PAS), Director (Admin & Finance) and Director (Capacity Building). Civil Services Academy (CSA)

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    THE COTTON & TEXTILE INDUSTRY OF PAKISTAN: PROBLEMS & PROSPECTS
    (Civil Services Academy Lahore, 0024) SYNDICATE ADVISOR: DR. ZAFAR HAYAT FACULTY MEMBER: MR. M. RAMZAN IN-CHARGE COORDINATION SYNDICATE ACTIVITY 1 Syeda Fatima H. Bukhari Chairperson 2 Noor Ali Secretary 3 AmbreenMazhar Member 4 Khuzaima Member 5 Ahmed Shaikh Member 6 Ahsan Morai Member 7 Ali Husnain Bukhari Member 8 SaadMunir Member
    The Cotton and Textile Industry of Pakistan is a key sector for economic growth and development. However, it is not performing optimally due to a myriad of factors that impact the cotton value added chain at each and every step. Various issues begin to impediment the performance of the cotton crop in terms of yield and productivity, which then has a consequential effect on the cotton ginning sector.
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    AN APPRAISAL OF CURRENT POLICIES FOR REVIVAL OF EXPORTS OF PAKISTAN: CHALLENGES AND PROPOSED STRATEGIES
    (CIVIL SERVICES ACADEMY, WALTON, LAHORE, 0024) Syndicate Advisor:Ms. Adeela Younus Research Coordinator: Dr. Fouzia Hadi Faculty Member: Dr. Tasneem Zafar In-Charge Coordination Syndicate Activity: Syed Shabbir Akbar Zaidi 1 Noor-e-Saher Chairperson 2 Hassaan Zafar Secretary 3 Jinsar Ali Bhatti Member 4 Muhammad Faizan Arif Member 5 Muhammad Waleed Bin Saad Member 6 Pir Ali Muhammad Rashidee Member 7 Sadia Iqbal Member 8 Syed Muhammad Zuhair Jafar Member
    This paper examines in detail the export performance of Pakistan in the light of global challenges that has emerged due to high volume of international trade. This paper aims to identify major policy and key structural issues that impacts Pakistan export growth. It is observed that Pakistan is lagging behind its competitors and other regional countries due to the combination of various factors including lack of proper infrastructure and trade facilities along with less investment in technological advancement, poor Human Resource Development, high cost of doing business and lack of research and innovation culture. T
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