Water distribution in Pakistan relies on the Indus River System, and the 1991 Water Apportionment Accord is the key document in this regard.

Throughout Sindh, thousands of farmers are confronted with the same dire situation— once prosperous fields turned into parched, barren land. The Indus River, Pakistan’s agricultural backbone ...

The Sindh government has decided to plant forests on over 34,000 acres of the land in Matiari and Jamshoro districts of the province to deal with environmental climate issues. The decision was made in ...

Severe water crisis has hit several parts of Pakistan, badly affecting agriculture ... With the support of the Sindh government's Water Management Program, farmers have constructed small dams ...

“Darya-e-Sindh par daaka dala jaraha hai (Indus ... Khan mentioned that there is potential for further loss of mangrove forests — Pakistan’s natural coastal defenders and a breeding ground ...

Sindh Chief ... in the riverine forests of Sindh, aiming to develop these forests to earn carbon credits and improve the local environment. The CM highlighted Pakistan's vulnerability to climate ...