[1][2] Khattak carried out unprecedented healthcare reforms in the history of Pakistan, such as introducing Health Insurance Scheme, Sehat Sahulat Program[3][4] for poor people and an 'Insulin for life' fund.
[17] But the policy of Madrassah reforms, especially funding Darul Uloom Haqqania renowned for its links with Taliban and killers of Benazir Bhutto was criticised by many.
[24][25] It had begun infrastructure projects to build dams which would've helped to limit flooding and provide small scale electricity in remote areas.
Finance Minister Siraj ul Haq presented Rs 344 billion budget in the provincial assembly session, which began with Speaker Asad Qaiser in the chair.
The PTI has also suggested legislation to make the female electorate's participation mandatory only when voting for women candidates vying for local government seats.
They said another mock polling using the biometric machines developed by National Database and Registration Authority would now be held in Islamabad, possibly before January 14 to see if the process could be improved.
The proposed hub will accommodate campuses of national and international universities to provide Pakistani students with the opportunity to obtain foreign degrees at home, stated officials of the provincial higher education department.
The caravan started the third leg of its journey in Charsadda, where a discussion on the importance of education was held with local communities followed by the enrolment of 16 children.
On August 28, 2013, the K-P Government installed a global positioning satellite (GPS)-based biometric system (BMS) to ensure 100% attendance of teachers.
On January 6, 2014 the Express Tribune reported that as part of Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf's ‘jihad against illiteracy,’ the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa government announced the new medium of instruction in state-run schools.
The most recent annual budget saw a 40% increase in funds allotted to the education department, giving K-P the means to change the medium of instruction for grade one.
Information from each school on enrolled students, employed teachers, parent-teacher councils as well as both available and missing facilities are cleanly and neatly categorised.
Information from each school on enrolled students, employed teachers, parent-teacher councils as well as both available and missing facilities are cleanly and neatly categorised.
[55] The Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (K-P) approved a policy for rapid industrialization aiming to utilise the province's rich natural resources, according to a statement issued on June 20, 2013.
Under the policy, industrialists would be offered cheap electricity near the numerous hydropower generation sites in the province, said the statement issued following a meeting chaired by K-P Chief Secretary Mohammad Shahzad Arbab at Civil Secretariat.
[56] On July 12, 2013, The Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf-led provincial government signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with a foreign company on Friday in a bid to tackle the burgeoning power crisis.
During these training sessions, special investigation officers and experts delivered lectures regarding the process of registering FIRs and preparing challans against criminals.
This service revolves around the recently established, police operations room, which is a central complaint cell that can be reached via telephone 24 hours a day.
After the text message is received, a central cell will notify the nearest police station to send help to the concerned woman in the shortest possible time.
[65] Finance Minister Sirajul Haq said in his budget speech that the provincial government would establish mobile courts in the province so that to ensure justice to people at all levels.
Sehat ka Insaf volunteers will visit homes every Sunday to immunise children against vaccine-preventable diseases and distribute health kits.
[74] To rehabilitate drug addicts, the K-P government has planned seven new projects to provide better social welfare services to the underprivileged groups of society.
A Darul Kafala (shelter home) and Drug Addicts Rehabilitation Centre will be established in Peshawar at an estimated cost of Rs58.5 million.
On August 7, 2013, the KPK government announced to start a Micro Health Insurance Initiative in four districts of the province to provide medical assistance to impoverished families.
Chief minister's spokesperson Shiraz Paracha, while talking to The Express Tribune said the setting up of the human rights directorate should be viewed as part of a series of laws passed by the K-P government to establish a checks and balances system.
The K-P government is of the view that under the said amendment, agriculture has become a provincial subject as tobacco is a cash crop like wheat, sugar cane and cotton.
PTI Member Provincial Assembly (MPA) from Nowshera, Qurban Ali, is said to be heading the group, which includes Javed Naseem from Peshawar, and twelve other lawmakers from the province.
The recent induction of ministers and advisers in the K-P cabinet, along with the shuffling of the health ministry portfolio, fuelled rumours of internal rifts within the party.
When contacted, PTI Provincial General Secretary Khalid Masood said the group is not a forward bloc but just an assembly of like-minded MPAs who share grievances with the party leadership.
[94] Attacks have dropped comparatively due to more spending on police and the army launch of Zarb-e-Azb, nonetheless, an insurgency has continued, albeit on a lower level.