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CHAPTER 2Sindh State ofEnvironment &DevelopmentThe NaturalEnvironment
indh is located in the south-east of Pakistan. Throughouthistory it has been known by many names; it was calledSindomana by the Greeks, Sindhudesha by ancientHindus, Sindh by Arab geographers and Sindhu by theSnative people.Sindh State ofEnvironment &Development15
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Table 5.5: Area, Production and Yie
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Table 5.7: Quantity of Pesticides s
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Muhammad Anees ShahzadSunflower Cro
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Sindh Agriculture Information Depar
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tillage drills for planting wheat a
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CHAPTER 6Sindh State ofEnvironment
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Sindh State ofEnvironment &Developm
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Tahir QureshiUnhygienic handling of
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Fishermen's CooperativeSociety (FCS
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Sindh has 25.455 million and 11.861
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against infectious and contagious d
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Photograph name ?Commercial poultry
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Widely promoted technology packages
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Table 1 in Appendix 8.1: Flora in t
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Khuda Bux AbroWater collection from
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Nasir Ali PanhwarA dried up well: w
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degradation of natural resources, t
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Table 9.1 outlines the forest types
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Tahir QureshiConstruction of breakw
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Khushhali Bank, enabling it to prov
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the catchment areas where forests a
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Muhammad Anees ShahzadDead fish at
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as coordinate its work with the pro
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LegislationWetland LegislationEach
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Coastal Ecosystem:Identification of
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mining of coal in Thar (Sindh), and
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Tahir QureshiIndustrial and domesti
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Stefan Micallef, UNEPTasman Spirit,
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CAUSES FOR COASTALENVIRONMENTALCOND
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Muhammad Anees ShehzadTurtle enclos
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Pakistan is among the leading expor
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Urochondra setulosa (=Heleochloa du
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BIRDS OF SINDHBirds from the South
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migratory birds as it is drying up
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Muhammad Anees ShehzadFlamingos, an
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Muhammad Anees ShehzadPair of commo
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Hyenas inhabit rough, rocky and hil
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Muhammad Anees ShehzadFemale Black
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The Indian python is normally a jun
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the non-availability of alternate s
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esults have been achieved through e
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National Park and Mahal Kohistan Wi
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Muhammad Anees ShehzadPainted Zandg
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department. The department regulate
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CHAPTER 15Urbanisation andUrbanisat
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many of the old neighbourhoods of K
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maintenance of vehicles. The remain
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infrastructure development. However
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ights, water and sanitation managem
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and near the fruit and vegetable ma
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Sana RazaAn industrial complex in K
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utilisation, which led to higher ou
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The major portion of the monthly in
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Table 17.2: Coal Production in Sind
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successfully installed a few solar
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educe venture losses in this field.
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Chapter 20 Population, Povertyand E
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Sindh's history dates back to the e
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year in the Wari Creek of the Indus
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Music that commands the greatest re
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government. The government of Nawaz
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listed sites. Thus, awareness has a
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According to a study by UNICEF's Mu
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Dangerous hospital waste litters th
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Ali Raza RizviA stark reality: 50 p
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have a far greater social mobility
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Literacy rates for both men and wom
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Table 21.4: Number of Private Insti
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Box 21.1: Madrassah Curriculum1. Ib
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Box 21.2: Accredited Universities a
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Box 21.3: Sindhi Medium SchoolsA ph
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Media production and consumption is
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RadioRadio has been a neglected med
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Appendix 1.2List of Participants of
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NameDesignation /OrganisationAddres
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Appendix 1.3Provincial Departments
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Appendix 1.4Details of Nazims and Z
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Appendix 1.5Sr.No.Listing of Towns
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Pakistan 1981 1998 1981 1998 1981 1
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Table 4: Sindh Marital StatusMarita
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Physical Conditions Total Rural Urb
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Table 2: Water Requirement for Rabi
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Appendix 6.1Fish Species of the Ind
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Table 1 : Important Mammal Species
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Appendix 9.2: Mangrove Species in P
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Appendix 9.4List of Schemes for Irr
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WETLANDS OF SINDHSr.NoCommonNameReh
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Name of SiteLocationSanghriaro lake
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Table 2: Pollution Load Estimates C
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Table 3: Trees, Shrubs and Under-sh
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Appendix 13.1: Animals at the Kirth
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Appendix 15.1: Demographic Data Sin
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Appendix 15.3: Physical Conditions
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Appendix 17.1Crude Oil Reserves as
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Appendix 17.2GOVERNMENT OF SINDHMIN
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2010.Micro credit banks will be ent
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Table 4: Fortnightly PublicationsLa
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The law also outlines the ineligibi
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development through empowerment. It
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NGOCatholic SocialServicesEstablise
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NGONaz HighSchool OldBoys WelfareAs
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NGOEstablisedinGeographicalFocusAre
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Map 2.3: Location of different type
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Map 4.2: The Irrigation System in S
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Map 8.1: Location of Arid Zones in
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Map 10.1: Location of Sindh Wetland
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Map 13.2: Location of Wildlife Pres
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Map 14.1: Location of Coal Deposits
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Map 15.1: Urban Settlements in Sind
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Map: Indus Delta Area based on SPOT
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