Pakistan's Water Management Strategies

A. It has no significant roleB. It only focuses on legal aspectsC. It strengthens institutional frameworks and promotes equitable resource allocationD. It primarily deals ...

A. Only large-scale dams are usedB. Traditional methods are solely employedC. Rainwater harvesting and drip irrigation are not usedD. Rainwater harvesting, fog harvesting, and ...

A. They worsen water scarcityB. They have no effectC. They provide regulated water supply and flood controlD. They primarily serve industrial purposes

A. It increases water availability for agricultureB. It has no significant impactC. It enhances hydropower generation consistentlyD. It causes increased variability and uncertainty in ...

A. Privatization of water resourcesB. Exporting excess water to neighboring countriesC. Improving irrigation efficiency onlyD. Ensuring water security and sustainable management

A. It has no significant impact.B. It enhances crop yields.C. It leads to reduced crop yields and increased production costs.D. It only affects certain ...

A. Lack of water resources.B. Only high costs are a barrier.C. Lack of awareness, finance, technology, and infrastructural limitations.D. Farmers' resistance to change.

A. It has no significant impact.B. It leads to consistent increase in water availability.C. It causes unpredictable water flow and increased scarcity.D. It only ...

A. Primarily focusing on increasing dam construction.B. Primarily aimed at improving relations with neighboring countries regarding water sharing.C. To ensure water security, improve efficiency, and protect resources.

A. Groundwater is irrelevant to Pakistan's water resourcesB. Groundwater supplements surface water but its extraction is sustainableC. Groundwater is crucial but unsustainable extraction leads to depletion and contamination