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The document presents a detailed external final evaluation of the Indus Ecoregion Community Livelihood Project, assessing the achievement of its objectives, including the adoption of sustainable fishing practices and the promotion of alternative livelihoods in fishing communities.
Year: 2019
Region / city: Sindh Province, Pakistan
Subject: Poverty reduction, sustainable fishing practices, alternative livelihoods
Document Type: Evaluation report
Organization / institution: World Bank, World Wide Fund for Nature Pakistan (WWF-Pakistan)
Author: Not specified
Target audience: Government agencies, NGOs, international development organizations
Implementation Period: Sep 2016 - Aug 2019
Approval Date: Not specified
Modification Date: Not specified
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Terms of Reference for the establishment of detailed baseline / vulnerability assessments at two project sites in Lower Indus Delta
Year: 2021
Region / city: Sindh, Pakistan
Theme: Environmental conservation, socio-ecological vulnerability
Document type: Terms of Reference
Organization: WWF Pakistan
Author: WWF Pakistan
Target audience: Consultants, research firms, project staff
Period of validity: Till December 2021
Date of approval: Not specified
Date of amendments: Not specified
Contextual description: Terms of reference for a study to assess socio-ecological vulnerability and establish a baseline for mangrove ecosystems, associated biodiversity, fisheries, and community impacts in Sindh, Pakistan.
CLAS3700 Mediterranean Empires from Carthage to the Indus
Module Code: CLAS3700
Division and Department: Arts and Humanities, Department of Classical and Archaeological Studies
Level: 4
Credits: 15 Credits (7.5 ECTS)
Teaching Term: Autumn or Spring
Prerequisites: None
Contributing Courses: BA Classical & Archaeological Studies; BA Ancient History; BA Classical Studies; BA Ancient, Medieval and Modern History
Module Status: Optional; also available as an elective module
Period Covered: 5th century BCE to 2nd century BCE
Geographical Scope: Mediterranean, Near East, Eurasia, India, North Africa
Campus: Canterbury
Contact Hours: 20
Private Study Hours: 130
Total Study Hours: 150
Assessment Methods: Encyclopaedia Entry (800 words, 20%); Research Journal (2,200 words, 80%)
Reassessment: 100% Coursework
Delivery Format: Lectures and Seminars
Subject Areas: Ancient History; Archaeology; Classical Studies
Approval Dates: 10/01/2020 (Minor Revision); 19/12/2022 (Minor Revision)
Start of Revised Delivery: September 2020; 2023/24
Topics: Ecoregion IECLP Indus