The issues of governance in Pakistan are varied and represent a large agenda for those seeking to promote reform. Specific ways in which the British Council has worked in these areas include: Legal and judicial affairs Supporting the development of curricular and training modules for institutions and NGOs working in the legal and judicial fields. Supporting improvements in the accountability of law enforcement agencies by providing police training.

2. The Status of women
   • Raising awareness about gender issues and highlighting problems arising from gender stereotyping.
   • Promoting equality of access to education and health facilities through supporting institutional reform at provincial and federal levels.

3. Management and administrative reform
   • Supporting institutional strengthening and reform within the public sector by providing management training and support in the fields of primary education and primary health.
   • Providing individuals with opportunities to examine corporate governance in Britain under the BOND scheme awards and the Bank of England fellowships.

4. The information agenda
   • Strengthening the role of an independent media by providing training for journalists.
   • Supporting initiatives that promote knowledge networking and the sharing of best practice on information provision and access

For information on the British Council's global policy in this field take a look at our main site.