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[bananarepublic]

Lowari tunnel

Solar tubewell in swabi providing watet to 100 acres of land.

Lowari tunnel

Solar tubewell in swabi providing watet to 100 acres of land.

After 30 years of construction lowari tunnel is being completed gotta hand to nawaz sharif for doing a quick job

 

[BetterPakistan]

صوابی: یو سی یار حسین میں کیٹگری ڈی ہسپتال پر کام تیزی سے جاری۔

Swabi:- Construction work being done in Category D Hospital in UC یار حسین

 

[bananarepublic]

Micro Hydel projects completed this year in Chitral KPK

 

[kugga]

Why no one is posting in this thready anymore?

Why no one is posting in this thready anymore? I have been a silent follower and it has been of great info for me but I think from past two weeks the posters are busy may be?

 

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[nomi007]

Moment of pride for me

thanks imran khan for doing this a great job
BillionTreeTsunami globally acknowledged & praised by IUCN Pres as model for replication at Indonesia

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@Oscar

 

[RangeMaster]

Billion tree tsunami

 

[AZADPAKISTAN2009]

Tree Neglect is of collasal scale in Pakistan !!! It is quite dangerous situation
The Billion Tsunami tree plantation goal great ambition

Most developed countries have "care taker" companies which take care of neighbourhoods or regions by properly caring for trees on regular basis providing fertilizer during spring season near trees

Pakistan does not have that culture of large scale city care projects
Even wen some gardener the results are a bit not ideal they lack in some areas

Most people in Pakistan do not realize just how much neglect has happened over last 70 years and they can't relate to the difference but the neglect is just tremendous !!!

It is a Tremendous , challenge for KPK and Pakistan in general to solve the Tree crisis and wild life crisis in Pakistan

The billion Tree plantation goal by KPK has been a very positive social movement and commendable move by the goverment and we need sustained effort to do a follow up to that campaign

Certainly Trees help improve living environment

Region such as KPK which get sufficient rainfall there is no reason the province cannot have a Green STRONG tree environment



Similarly in Pakistan there is lack of focus on trees in Parks and residential areas

I think most of the Pakistani grounds or parks look very barren

Usage of Fertilizer on areas where tree is planted raises the chances a tree will start to grow substantially.

Obviously the tree just not grows , just from water and sand , still need some fertilizer to kick start the initial growth phase

Usage of fertilizers is not applied on trees but is more commonly used on our farming sector

Provincial gov / care taker companies do need to invest in purchasing fertilizers as well to spread that over the areas where trees are being planted

Just some minor observation.

Same approach generally is applied by caretakers at city level when people "Manage their cities" by contractors who do all this stuff

Obviously this fertilier is a different color which gets spread over proposed tree plantation site which provides food for the new tree

Getting fertilizer in Pakistan should not be an issue as we have largest diarly sector and animals produce sufficient bio mass daily !!!


The Billion Tree Tsunami will still be successfuly however we can certainly improve the process bit more as discussed above

 

[nomi007]

These 7 Under Construction Projects Will Make Peshawar A Modern City

Pakistan is a developing country and the speed of infrastructure development in the country during the past few years has increased a lot. Peshawar seems to be one of the fastest developing cities in the country. After suffering heavily from terrorism and the influx of Afghan refugees during the past three decades, it seems that Peshawar is finally moving on. On one hand, the overall law and order situation in the city has improved a lot, and on the other hand, many new infrastructure development projects have been initiated in the city. Significant infrastructure development is taking place in the areas of health, education, recreation, roads, and mass transit.

Here are the 7 under construction infrastructure projects in Peshawar that will change the face of the city and make it a much more modern city.

7 – Peshawar General Hospital
Cost: Not Known
Completion Date: 2018

6 – International Standard Park in Hayatabad
Cost: 1.4 Billion
Completion Date: 2018

An International standard park spreading on a total area of 154 acres is being constructed in Hayatabad Phase 7 in Peshawar.

5 – Food Streets in Hayatabad and Namakmandi
Cost: 10 Crore Estimated.
Completion Date: End of 2017

2 food streets are being made in Peshawar. One food street is in Hayatabad Phase VI and the other one will be built in Namakmandi. The food streets will provide an aesthetically beautiful and clean environment to citizens of Peshawar as well as to the tourists to enjoy the food specialties of Peshawar.

4 – Peshawar Zoo
Cost: 15 Crore For the first Phase Estimated
Completion Date: End of 2017.

3 – Expo Center
Cost: 5 Billion
Completion Date: 2018

The expo center in Peshawar will help to increase trade with Afghanistan and Central Asian countries.

2 – Peshawar Institute of Cardiology
Cost: 1.8 Billion Rupees
Completion Date: September 2017

It will be a 350-bed specialized cardiac hospital. The hospital will primarily serve heart patients. However, it will have other departments as well.

1 – Peshawar Mass Transit System
Cost: 56 Billion
Completion Date: Early 2018

A complete mass transit system for Peshawar consisting of 1 main route of 26 kilometers and feeder routes of 68 kilometers. There will be 31 bus stops along the main route and many other bus stops on the feeder routes. The mass transit system will have more than 370 buses. It will also include the construction of a commercial area, one 9-storey parking plaza, and two 3-storey parking plazas. The main route will be 14.9 kilometers at grade, 4.9 kilometers through a tunnel, and 6 kilometers at the elevated level. The mass project also includes the construction of cycle track along the main route and public toilets and restrooms on the bus stations.
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[nomi007]

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[BetterPakistan]

100 thousand students have moved to Government schools from private schools in KPK.

 

[RangeMaster]

Govt Girls degree college Nowshera

Rehabilitation Program

Power generation

Billion Tree Tsunami DI Khan

 

[BetterPakistan]

151,000 students shift from private to govt schools

This year, a record 151,000 students have migrated from private schools of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa to the Government Schools.

This number was 34,000 last year. This significant increase is testimony of reforms initiatives in government schools, some of which have never been done in the private sector.

Government schools of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa have now more than 1100 interactive white boards and more than 1340 state of the Art Computer Labs.

Above all, Government schools are free and provide free books to the students. Besides other books, this year the Government distributed more than 5.3 million drawing books among the students. According to the numbers available at the KP Directorate of Elementary & Secondary Education, of total 151,610 students who migrated to government schools are 100,937 boys and 50,673 girls students.

In terms of high migration districts Haripur is leading with 16684 students followed by DI Khan 12986 and Mardan with 11,324 students which shows that education reforms are equally resulting in improvements all across the province.

The Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has made tremendous efforts in the education sector which has improved parents perception about the government schools across the province.

Around 96% of parents, who have voluntarily moved their children from private schools to government schools, stated that they would send their next child to government school as well.

Source:- http://pakobserver.net/151000-students-shift-private-govt-schools/

 

[BetterPakistan]

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[BetterPakistan]

K-P’s new voucher scheme targets out-of-school children



Enrollment of the girls from Musazai Union Council in Peshawar, would not have been possible but for a new programme introduced by the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa (K-P) government, the Iqra Farogh-e-Taleem Education Scheme, under Article 25-A of the Constitution. The programme provides vouchers to parents of out-of-school children to not only get their children enrolled in nearby private schools – if government schools are too far – but also provides free books and uniforms.

20 schools to be set up for out-of-school children


Under the voucher scheme, Rs500 million have been allocated to draw out-of-school children back to school. The government has also tried to address the gender imbalance by ensuring half of the beneficiaries are girls.

The K-P government has plans to substantially increase these numbers in the coming year since the province has an estimated million children out of school.

The girls trotted off to school just as the top education officials from across the country gathered for an inter-provincial conference at a local hotel just across the city.

At the meeting, the entire cadre of Pakistan’s top brass educationists, provincial and federal education ministers met to discuss the education emergency in the country. They laid an emphasis on a unanimous strategy to bring children, much like Ayesha, Laiba and Tayyaba, into the education system.

Before the introduction of the voucher scheme, the three girls would probably have been working in the house or out in the fields.

Many parents do not send their children to school because the families are unconvinced of the value they would receive in terms of future earning prospects, the cost incurred in sending them to school and even the peril and sometimes the danger of sending children to school do not outweigh the benefits.

But by being able to attend schools regularly, they would not only gain an education but also cultivate both discipline and life skills.

When their textbooks and uniforms arrived, the girls said they felt was if they had just received a host of gifts – even though the government is under obligation to provide all students with books and uniforms.

The K-P government claims to be spending a significant amount of money on education programmes with results expected in the medium and long-term.

While reading and math proficiencies in Pakistan remain below the regional average, blended learning programmes and use of technology may just help them learn faster – bridging the gap.

Published in The Express Tribune, June 21st, 2017.