Abstract The Indus River System is a major source of life in Pakistan. A vast array of
Pakistan's agricultural and domestic consumption needs are critically dependent on the …

Climate change and water security have become the most challenging global issues of this
era, especially for developing countries like Pakistan. Amid many hindrances, poor …

Given the continuous population growth and climate change, water resources are becoming
increasingly scarce. With the escalation of this water crisis, water management and …

Pakistan, mostly an arid and semi-arid geographic area, paradoxically harbours significant
surface and groundwater resources vital for its sustenance. The nation heavily relies on the …

Much of Pakistan's comparative advantage in agriculture resides in its rich natural resource
endowment. Pakistan is home to the high mountains of the Karakoram and Hindu Kush …

Water security imposes serious challenges for the social and economic development of
Pakistan, which is the eight-most climate-vulnerable country in the world. This extreme …

Pakistan's large and complex agricultural sector is heavily dependent on irrigation and the
hydrological dynamics of the Indus Basin Irrigation System (IBIS), supported by a massive …

The utmost interest of any state is to strength her control over natural resources and
maximize security to protect these resources in her national interest. Water is key to …

This chapter examines the contributory role of human factors in climate hazards to improve
climate hazard management strategies in Indus River basin. Historically, the average …

ABSTRACT The Indus River System is a major source of life in Pakistan. A vast array of
Pakistan's agricultural and domestic consumption needs are critically dependent on the …