Osman Anwar ul Haq - CERP

Osman Anwar ul Haq

Director, Survey Unit

Osman Haq is currently heading CERP Survey, having led various initiatives at CERP since 2011. This includes managing government relations for the organisation, developing the Big Push for Rural Economy (BPRE) training with Punjab Skills Development Fund and managing the Tax Project associated paper for which, or findings/paper which was published in the Quarterly Journal of Economics. Osman is also a Principal Investigator on the Social Compact Project in collab (with the Local Government and Community Development Department). Early on in his professional career, Osman has also worked in Uganda and London on urban economic and infrastructure issues. Previously, he has worked on the Punjab Resource Management Programme (2010), the Urban Unit (2011) and the Development Planning Unit (University College London). Osman received his MSc in Urban Economic Development from University College London in 2010.

Osman Anwar ul Haq

Director, Survey Unit

Osman Haq is currently heading CERP Survey, having led various initiatives at CERP since 2011. This includes managing government relations for the organisation, developing the Big Push for Rural Economy (BPRE) training with Punjab Skills Development Fund and managing the Tax Project associated paper for which, or findings/paper which was published in the Quarterly Journal of Economics. Osman is also a Principal Investigator on the Social Compact Project in collab (with the Local Government and Community Development Department). Early on in his professional career, Osman has also worked in Uganda and London on urban economic and infrastructure issues. Previously, he has worked on the Punjab Resource Management Programme (2010), the Urban Unit (2011) and the Development Planning Unit (University College London). Osman received his MSc in Urban Economic Development from University College London in 2010.

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Osman Anwar ul Haq

Director, Survey Unit

Osman Haq is currently heading CERP Survey, having led various initiatives at CERP since 2011. This includes managing government relations for the organisation, developing the Big Push for Rural Economy (BPRE) training with Punjab Skills Development Fund and managing the Tax Project associated paper for which, or findings/paper which was published in the Quarterly Journal of Economics. Osman is also a Principal Investigator on the Social Compact Project in collab (with the Local Government and Community Development Department). Early on in his professional career, Osman has also worked in Uganda and London on urban economic and infrastructure issues. Previously, he has worked on the Punjab Resource Management Programme (2010), the Urban Unit (2011) and the Development Planning Unit (University College London). Osman received his MSc in Urban Economic Development from University College London in 2010.