Water Sector
Pakistan faces severe shortage of water for drinking and domestic purpose and in all sectors of economy. It is feared that if necessary measures at all levels were not taken on emergency basis to resolve this problem, Pakistan’s present status “Water Stressed” will change to "Water Starved" country .....
Read More
Minerals Sector
Pakistan is endowed with rich and large inventory of industrial rocks and minerals including a variety of precious and semi precious stones. Fuel mineral wealth of Pakistan mainly constitutes one of the world’s largest coal reserves which are suitable for thermal power generation......
Read More
Environmental Sector
Man's environment constitutes mainly water, land and air, which are precious for sustaining human life as well as the sources for their food, livelihood, employment and recreation. However, Pakistan like many other developing countries has been experiencing serious environmental degradation......
Read More
Agriculture Sector
Agriculture is the mainstay of about 70% people of Pakistan for their livelihood. But this vital sector of economy is facing serious crisis due to fast increasing soil and groundwater salinity, water logging and seawater intrusion in coastal areas of Sindh. Further, due to arid climate and hilly terrain and shortage.....
Read More
Engineering Sector
Engineering Geology mainly deals with geological and geotechnical investigations for selecting sites for civil structures and suitability of construction materials for houses, roads, bridges, dams, multistory buildings and other infrastructural projects. The fast increasing urbanization and industrialization in recent.....
Read More
Vocational Training
Pakistan is among few countries, where young people constitute majority of its population. Out of these young people both boys and girls are either out of schools/ colleges or rush towards degree awarding institutions, but often fail to get proper employment opportunities in the country......
Read More
Wastewater Treatment
Pakistan and many other developing countries are facing serious shortage of fresh water for drinking, domestic, agricultural, industrial and other purposes. Water is the most mis-managed commodity in Pakistan, where recurrent floods and droughts, highly polluted fresh & marine water.....
Read More
Solid Waste Management
Pakistan like other developing nations faces serious problems of safe disposal of solid wastes. The re-use of solid wastes and their recycling to increase national income also lack in Pakistan. Whereas recycling of organic (wet) and solid (dry) waste will lead to increased employment opportunities.....
Read More
Renewable Energy
Our country has limited resources of hydrocarbons (oil/gas) and heavily depends on imports to meet its energy requirements. Though, our coal resources are huge, but remain mostly unexploited and thermal power generation is also in the infancy stage. In these circumstances, serious energy shortages are.....
Read More