DoP directs NPPA to desist from fixing ceiling prices on its own
The DoP's directive to the NPPA in this regard came during the examination of a review application filed by pharma major Sun Pharmaceutical Industries against price fixation of “Volitra AQ injection (diclofenac sodium injection 75 mg/ml)” by the NPPA through its order No. S.O. 2195(E) [corrected SO No.2194(E)] dated 23.06.2016.
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In one survey, 66% of all respondents, and 75% of millennial respondents, said they consider sustainability when making a purchase. In China, 41% of consumers say that they want eco-friendly products. And as social media channels continue to burgeon, the voice of younger generations will only increase the demand for sustainability.
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DoP clarifies on NPPA’s price-capping powers, under PMO supervision
The Department of Pharmaceuticals (DoP), under the supervision of the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO), has clarified on certain issues related to price-capping powers of National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority (NPPA).
DoP asks companies to revise MRP of drugs on which GST rates have been
The Department of Pharmaceuticals (DoP) has directed all the manufacturers and marketing companies to revise the maximum retail price (MRP) of drugs or formulations on which Goods and Services Tax (GST) has been reduced taking into effect the revised rates of GST.
- Can Pakistan be a key player in the global green economy?
- Pakistan can position itself as a key player in the global green economy, securing billions in green investments. As our planet battles climate change and the rising urgency for sustainability, it's clear: economies that swiftly embrace green growth will shape the future. We don’t have time to waste, as climate change is already causing havoc.
- Could a green economy be a game changer for Pakistan?
- The International Labour Organization (ILO) estimates that a green economy transition could generate 60 million jobs worldwide by 2030. Pakistan, with its vast natural resources and renewable energy potential, can tap into this opportunity to drive economic growth while reducing carbon emissions. Carbon Credits: A game changer
- Does Pakistan have a green energy policy?
- Around 200MW furnace oil power plants are being retired ahead of schedule, and 55 per cent of Pakistan’s electricity currently comes from environmentally friendly sources. By 2030, the country aims to generate 60 per cent of its electricity from renewable sources, with a new wheeling policy set to promote green energy production and sale.
- Is Pakistan making progress in green energy?
- While Pakistan is making progress in green energy, neighbouring countries have already taken significant strides. India, for example, has an installed renewable energy capacity of over 160 GW and aims to reach 500 GW by 2030.
- Why should Pakistan have a green economy?
- The case for a green economy in Pakistan Pakistan faces severe environmental challenges, including water scarcity, air pollution, depletion of biodiversity, deforestation, and frequent climate-induced disasters such as floods and heatwaves. The 2022 floods, which caused over $30 billion in damages, highlight the urgent need for climate resilience.
- Will Pakistan achieve 60 percent of its electricity from renewable sources?
- By 2030, the country aims to generate 60 per cent of its electricity from renewable sources, with a new wheeling policy set to promote green energy production and sale. These developments underscore Pakistan's commitment to sustainability but also highlight the challenges it faces in implementing large-scale renewable energy transitions.
