Naseer Memon is a human rights activist and civil society professional. He may be reached at [email protected].
Nationalist parties in Sindh are opposed to its division into multiple administrative units
The 2022 floods impacted over 33 million people, mostly poor, possessing few resources to rebuild. Four years on, that remains our climate story
The provinces’ share in the federal revenues has been reduced
The issue of division of resources among the federal and provincial governments should be resolved through dialogue
Pakistan is among the countries most severely affected by desertification and land degradation
Two positions in the all-important Indus River System Authority remain vacant.
Pakistan is among the countries where water resources are under severe stress
A UN report warns that the world has entered the era of serious global water shortage
Investment plan announcement raises significant questions
Agreement on how federal liabilities are to be met within the scarce resources remains a sticking point in the National Finance Commission...
Can new dam projects stop future floods?
From occasional trade of barbs over governance the PPP-PML differences appear to have shifted to a more substantial issues of shared resource...
Sindh may have narrowly escaped a perilous flood. Is it thoroughly prepared?
After devastating floods in 2010 and 2022, Sindh’s flood preparedness is once again being put to test
Disaster management deserves crucial investment and attention to prevent weather hazards before they turn into catastrophes
River flows in the Indus basin system are declining noticeably
The Council of Common Interests halts the new canals project until after ‘mutual understanding’ is reached among the provinces
PML-N and PPP, heading governments in the Punjab and Sindh, agree to resolve the canal dispute through talks
Punjab government announces a relief package for wheat farmers
Pakistan Meteorological Department has warned that the country could face up to 40 percent less than average rainfall
