Goals: Build institutional foundation and set agenda.
Form Core Leadership Team (urban planners, engineers, economists, PPP specialists).
Launch branding & communication channels (website, social media, intro booklet).
Map stakeholders (government ministries, urban authorities, universities, construction firms, donor agencies).
Develop concept notes for flagship programs (Smart & Resilient Cities, Regional Connectivity, Sustainable Investment Forum).
Publish Policy Insight Paper: “Pakistan’s Urban Future: Challenges & Opportunities for Resilient Cities”.
Goals: Build alliances, highlight priorities, and create visibility.
Organize National Urban Dialogue (roundtable with planners, city mayors, transport experts, policymakers).
Launch Awareness Campaign on sustainable urbanization & climate-resilient infrastructure.
Partner with universities & think tanks for capacity-building workshops on GIS, urban design, and smart planning.
Release Policy Brief on PPP models for infrastructure financing in Pakistan.
Begin pilot data mapping exercise with GeoData & Mapping Lab (focus: traffic congestion & land use in one major city).
Goals: Demonstrate early outcomes and mobilize investment interest.
Host Sustainable Infrastructure Investment Forum (engage investors, banks, and government on PPP pipeline).
Launch Pilot Smart City Initiative (e.g., smart street lighting, green public space, or traffic management pilot in one city).
Conduct Training Workshop under the Capacity Building & Urban Leadership Program (target: local government officials & planners).
Publish Quarterly Urban Infrastructure Report highlighting trends, challenges, and council activities.
Secure MoUs/partnerships with at least 2–3 institutions (development banks, municipalities, or private developers).