GEOG 3RW3 Lecture Notes - Lecture 30: Federally Administered Tribal Areas, Water Scarcity
5 May 2017
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Geography 3rw3 dr. basik page 1. Development index); 22% of population lives on less than us . 25 per day: balance between democratic reforms and islamic state, regional disparities, main problems security, environmental issues (water scarcity, natural disasters, sectarian violence and religious intolerance/fundamentalism, terrorism. 8th out of 197 countries with highest exposure to natural hazards: 2. Climate change: continuous dry conditions prolonged droughts: 4. Unexpected heavy rains and excessive floods and landslides: socio-economic factors, 1. Unplanned development in hazard prone areas: 2. Poor construction practices and communication infrastructure: 3. High poverty and high rate of illiteracy: 4. Lack of early warning systems and lack of preparedness and planning: 5. Limited institutional and organizational capacity for disaster management. Water scarcity decreasing rainfall) and chronic mismanagement by successive governments. India 30%: punjabi about 60% of the population; sindhi 12, several other languages are spoken: iranian pashto, balochi; dravidian brahui,
