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Point of View
Too Much for the Few, Too Little for the Many
Pakistan’s fiscal crisis is often described as a problem of a shrinking pie. More accurately, it is a problem of…
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News
WB Team Favors Construction of Small Dams in Sindh
WB team visits small dam sites at Mole-I and Mole- II, in Kohistan of Jamshoro district; inaugurates water supply scheme…
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WB reviews development portfolio of Sindh
The overall size of WB-funded development portfolio is $3.5 billion against which $123 million are expected to be released by…
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WB Experts Review Project Progress at Sukkur and Guddu Barrages
Sindh govt. officials briefed the delegations on replacement of barrage gates and measures for protection of Indus Dolphins and other…
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Point of View
Bhasha Dam would be the world’s most dangerous dam
The Bhasha Dam will also leave adverse impact on Sindh River’s Ecology and Communities. Saffeer Hussain Sindh River is not…
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Environment
A quarter of the world’s population is still deprived of safe water
Climate change is increasing the frequency and intensity of droughts and floods, affecting water security and disrupting supply. Rapid urbanization…
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Agriculture/Irrigation
Rehabilitation Project of 90-Year Old Sukkur Barrage Launched
All the 66 gates of Sukkur Barrage will be replaced – WB Task Team Leader By Rehan Khan Khushik Sukkur…
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Floods
National Peoples’ Assembly Highlights Contemporary Challenges of Pakistan
Reviewing the role of govt. and world organizations, the participants also urged NDMA and PDMAs to play role in developing…
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Civic Issues
Karachiites will have to wait another decade for improved water & sewerage facilities
Sindh Chief Secretary Sohail Rajput chairs Karachi Water and Sewerage Services Improvement Project Steering Committee meeting to review the progress.…
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Blogs
9/11 Killed It, But Twenty Years on Global Justice Movement Is Poised to Reincarnate
The broader demand for social justice will revive, initially behind the imperative of dealing with climate change but then with…
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