Thus, investment in health, particularly preventive health such as availability of clean drinking water and sanitation can contribute to growth and minimize the risk of falling below the poverty line. There is no doubt that Pakistan’s social indicators are not something we can feel proud of.
Since the early 2010s, labor-intensive industries such as "construction," "retailing," and "accommodations, eating and drinking services" have been actively making labor-saving investment, as you 6  Toshitaka Sekine, "Does Demography Really Matter?," presentation at the G20 Symposium titled "For a Better Future: Demographic Changes and Macroeconomic Challenges," January 17, 2019, https://www.g20fukuoka2019.mof.go.jp/ja/meetings/pdf/S1-1_Toshitaka%20Sekine.pdf.