Southern Districts Area Water Partnership Sustainable Farmer’s Training at Gara Mohabat and Potah OCTOBER 2014 ACTIVITIES On 20th October, 2014 SDAWP arranged and conducted farmer’s training at Gara Mohabat and Potah, two water scared villages of its command area. The event highlighted disaster in the waiting. Due to construction of Gomal Dam, old Rodhkohi system was blocked and population living in villages suffered. No water to drink and no water for cultivation. Gomal Damn contractors have completed very small distributaries passing through these villages are still waiting for water. Without warabandi; people living in these areas will suffer. The work can be done in days but corrupt Mafia sits on a matter of life and death. Even though government of the country is signatory to Millennium Development Goals but on ground it is completely absent from the scene in these dry lands that need serious attention at higher level. Southern Districts Area Water Partnership recommends earth moving machinery to level land and manage water resources for alleviation of poverty, ignorance and diseases. Improved budgetary allocations by provincial and federal government can help. Local finances are devoured by corrupt Mafia that rules villages, towns and the cities.

Sustainable Farmer's Training at Miran by SDAWP

Farmer's Training will take police in Miran Rakh, the southern most area of SDAWP ( Southern Districts Area Water Partnership) on 20th October 2014 for two days. In focus will be various issues that influence farmer's life. New ideas that can help farmer grow more and earn more to become responsible guardian of human race. Anybody related with agriculture can participate. Participants will receive certificates after completion of the training. Student community is encouraged to enhance their studies. We shall also discuss related technology. Our mission is to create heroes of the future.

Decision Support System

INTEGRATED WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Due to lack of science culture in Pakistan our education produced scholastic and pedagogical experts in the field of water and energy. Merit in the country is based on seniority. Governments in the past employed brainless people on key positions. Politicians have sold official positions to the highest bidder. Water and energy sector suffered heavily. Apathy towards an issue of life and death demands global intervention. Problem with global partners is that they seek powerful financial organizations in local market. SDAWP wants to establish 7 DSS; Decision Support Systems as recommended by Global Water Partnership.

Stars Foundation School

Class 5 is very much interested to make blogs

UN Commission report on murder of Benazir Bhutto

The black bullet-proof Mercedes-Benz car was the first to leave the parking
area. It is not clear how much distance there was between this vehicle and the rest of Ms Bhutto’s convoy at the moment of the blast. Credible reports range from 100
meters to 250 meters. Some of those in the car said that they were close enough to
Ms Bhutto’s vehicle to feel the impact of the blast. Others at the site of the blast have said that the Mercedes-Benz left Liaquat Bagh so quickly that it was nowhere to be seen when the blast occurred. Indeed, the Commission has not seen this vehicle in
the many video images of the exit area it reviewed. Despite the acknowledgement of
some occupants of the vehicle that they felt the impact of the blast, the Commission finds it incredible that they drove all the way to Zardari House, a drive of about 20
minutes, before they became aware that Ms Bhutto had been injured in the blast.
They should have stopped at a safe distance when they felt the blast so as to check on Ms Bhutto’s condition, the condition of her vehicle and whether the back-up vehicle was required. Indeed, as the back-up vehicle, the Mercedes-Benz car would have been an essential element of Ms Bhutto’s convoy on the return trip even if the
occupants of that car had confirmed that Ms Bhutto had been unscathed in the attack.

My interview with Mahatir Mohammad on BBC

Watch it on the following link
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/talking_point/3191639.stm

Capacity building Seminar by SCOPE at Dreamland Islamabad.

On the invitation of coordinator Mahjabeen Khan, chairman SDAWP participated in this event. Khalid Hussain played an important role in successful conduction of this seminar. It lasted for two days.