Pakistan's Water Management Strategies

A. Lack of government supportB. High cost of technology and lack of financingC. Resistance from farmers to new techniquesD. All of the above

A. Increased water use in agricultureB. Promoting only surface water useC. Improving irrigation efficiency and promoting rainwater harvestingD. Ignoring water conservation altogether

A. Increased crop yieldsB. Improved water qualityC. Reduced crop yields and food insecurityD. No significant impact

A. Lack of water resourcesB. Resistance from farmersC. High initial investment costs and lack of access to creditD. All of the above

A. It has no significant impactB. It increases water availability consistentlyC. It leads to more predictable rainfall patternsD. It causes unpredictable rainfall, glacial melt ...

A. To privatize water resourcesB. To increase water exportsC. To significantly reduce water losses and promote efficient useD. To focus solely on large-scale dam ...

A. They have no role in water managementB. They only generate hydropowerC. They store water for irrigation and hydropowerD. They cause only environmental damage

A. Increased water availabilityB. Improved agricultural yieldsC. Land subsidence and reduced water qualityD. No significant consequences

A. It has no impact on glacial meltB. It increases glacial massC. It accelerates glacial melt and alters precipitationD. It leads to increased rainfall ...

A. Lack of technology and expertiseB. High costs and lack of financial supportC. Lack of farmer awareness and outdated infrastructureD. All of the above