Complaint > National Drainage Program Project

Management Action Plan: 34-Second Management Progress Report (English)

...winds over 100 miles per hour and extremely heavy rains, hit the coastal zone of Pakistan causing severe damages to Karachi and the coast of Balochistan. The cyclone passed over Badin, without producing severe damages to the LBOD outfall system. 5 The SCAD includes: (a) improving access to basic services, including health, education, and drinking water supply and sanitation; (b) increasing incomes through improved crop, fisheries and livestock production as well as marketing and micro-finance ...

Complaint > National Drainage Program Project

Management Response: 34-Management Response - Elaboration of the Short Term Action Plan

...wind energy for pumping and generation of electricity. 13. Program approach. Partner organizations work with communities in their designated area to mobilize community participation and organization. They assist the new community organization to determine needs and priorities, project selection and preparation, and determine community participation in implementation including cost sharing in kind. Training is provided to new community organizations. Strategies for assisting the communities, ...

Complaint > National Drainage Program Project

Management Action Plan: 34-Second Management Progress Report Annex (English)

...wind energy for pumping water and generating electricity; and (vi) reducing physical vulnerability, through the construction of flood protection and sea water containment structures and better response mechanisms by communities. 8. Financing agreements have been signed over the last year with ten partner organizations (POs) participating in the SCAD through an informal organization, the Sindh Coastal Areas Network (SCAN). The network provides a platform for improving the quality of life, allevia...

Complaint > National Drainage Program Project

Management Action Plan: 34-First Management Progress Report (English)

...wind energy for pumping water and generating electricity; and (vi) reducing physical vulnerability, through the construction of flood protection and sea water containment structures and better response mechanisms by communities. 8. Financing agreements have been signed over the last year with ten partner organizations (POs) participating in the SCAD through an informal organization, the Sindh Coastal Areas Network (SCAN). The network provides a platform for improving the quality of life, allevia...

Complaint > National Drainage Program Project

Compliance Report: 34-Investigation Report (English)

...winds and the natural flow of water. Even while the structures were holding, gradual changes to the ecosystem occurred. As the Tidal Link structures began to fail, the problems worsened. The Cholri Weir , one of these structures, was built to maintain water levels in the dhands, protect the m from Tidal Link effluent, and prevent them from draining into the Tidal Link channel. From the beginning, its functioning caused concern. Measurements in September 1996 revealed a very substantial flow over...

Complaint > National Drainage Program Project

Eligibility: 34-Management Report and Recommendation (English)

...wind over the flooded Rann of Kutch were of considerable concern to the TL de- signers, and a major topic of discussion in the consultations among the Government, WAPDA and local stakeholders in 1996-1999 (see Section V). To protect against the damaging effects of wind driven ...