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Employed Graduates Environmental Economics Graduates Mr Department of Environmental Economics, PIDE Islamabad List of environmental Current Status Email address economics employed graduates Environmental Economics Graduates Mr. Ajaz Ahmed Research Economist at [email protected] Center for Policy & Management Islamabad, Pakistan Mr. Amir Jadoon Director/Producer at [email protected] Pakistan Television Corporation Islamabad Mr. Zohaib Saeed Program Associate, USAID Training for Pakistan Project Mr. Abrar Ahmed Visiting Faculty, COMSATS [email protected] Institute of Information m Technology, Lahore Campus Mr. Syed Asif Iqbal Assistant Collector, [email protected] Provincial Board of Revenue KPK Ms. Asma Bibi Working as visiting faculty [email protected] in Economics Department, Sardar Bahadur Khan Women University Quetta Baluchistan Mr. Raheel Anjum PhD scholar, Institute of [email protected] Mountain Hazards and Environment, Chengdu, China Ms. Rabia Manzoor Research Associate, SDPI, [email protected] Islamabad Mr. Arif Fazal Rahman Senior Team Leader, [email protected] Resilience Mr. Ali Tahir Research Fellow in [email protected] University of Agricultural, Faisalabad Mr. Imran Ali Research Associate, SAARC [email protected] Chamber of Commerce and Industry Mr. Hafiz Ajmal Saeed Lecturer at Govt. Post [email protected] Graduate College of Management Science, Chitral Mr. Bilal Tariq PhD Scholar UNIMAS [email protected] Malaysia Mr. Malik Naeem Ahmed Visiting faculty at Preston [email protected] and Federal Urdu University, Islamabad Mr. Zahid Ullah PhD Scholar Agricultural [email protected] University Faisalabad [email protected] Mr. Muhammad Umar Assistant Professor, Govt. [email protected] Post Graduate College Khar Bajaur (FATA) Ms. Syed Sundus Raza Visiting Faculty of Fatima [email protected] Jinnah Women University Mr. Kausar Abbas Environmental Economist, [email protected] EPA, KPK Mr. Zeeshan Mustafa Agriculture Economist at [email protected] Pakistan Agriculture Innovation Program ILRI. Ms. Sadia Hanif Lecturer, Govt. Degree [email protected] College for Women, Abdul Hakeem, Khanewal Mr. Muhammad Awais Researcher at SDPI [email protected] Umar Ms. Saba Pervez Lecturer at Punjab Group [email protected] of Colleges Ms. Roheela Amir Agriculture Economist, [email protected] ILRI, Islamabad Mr. Asif Sardar Visiting lecturer, [email protected] COMSATS, Islamabad Ms. Sadaf Zareen Visiting Lecturer at [email protected] Sargodha University, m Sargodha Ms. Hussun Bano Assistant, Senior Social [email protected] Welfare Officer, Hasho Foundation. Mr. Muhammad Zeeshan Senior Administrator and [email protected] Researcher at EN-Pak , Sargodha Mr. Asfand Yar Tareen Lecturer at BUITEMS, [email protected] Quetta Ms. Hina Irshad Assistant Professor at [email protected] Higher Education Department Government of Punjab, Pakistan Ms. Ayesha Shujahi Visiting Lecturer at [email protected] COMSATS, Abbottabad Mr. Atif Naeem Khan Visiting Lecturer at atifnaeem.khan100@gmail Poonch University .com Rawalakot Mr. Hassam Shahid PhD scholar,PIDE [email protected] Mr. Amjad Khan PhD (Disaster [email protected] Management) Scholar, Baluchistan University, Quetta Mr. Sajjad Haider Lecturer Economics, [email protected] Khaqan becconhouse School System, Abbottabad Mr. Syed Umar Hayat MTO at Haier, Lahore [email protected] Shah Mr. Syed Saleem Ali Shah Monitoring and [email protected] Documentation officer (Rural Support Programme Network) Rahim Yar Khan Mr. Rahim Aman Shah Program officer for AKC [email protected] Rawalpindi om Ms. Fatima Athar Visiting Lecturer [email protected] Economics, University of Sargodha Ms. Shazia Khan Project Assistant, SDPI shaziakhantauseef@gmail. com Mr. Naeem Bahadur Lecturer/director of [email protected] Khatak student affairs committee, m Tolo-e-Aftab Institute of higher education, Afghanistan Mr. Abdul Wadood Lecturer Economics, Govt. abdulwadoodkakar@gmail Degree College, Loralai .com Mr. Shabir Ahmed Works in Afghanistan [email protected] Embassy om Mr. Akbar Khan Research Assistant, akbareconomist70@gmail. Environmental Economics, com PIDE Mr. Samreen Niazi Visiting Lecturer [email protected] Economics, International Islamic University, Islamabad .
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