The document discusses Pakistan's energy crisis, including its causes and recommendations. It notes that Pakistan faces a shortage of 4,000-9,000 MW of electricity per day due to growing demand outpacing available generation. Recommendations include increasing independent power production and reactivating closed plants in the short …

Pakistan has significant mineral resources such as copper, gold, iron, coal, gems, and salt. Mining involves extracting minerals from the earth through surface or underground mining methods. Currently 52 minerals are mined in Pakistan, including major production of coal, rock salt, and other industrial minerals.

The cotton textile industry is the largest manufacturing industry in Pakistan and contributes 8.5% to GDP. Agriculture is also a major industry and contributes 24% to GDP. Mining provides deposits of coal, copper, and other minerals. The sugar industry is the second largest agro-based industry after textiles.

Secondary industries. The document defines and describes different types of industries, including primary, secondary, tertiary, and quaternary industries. It then focuses on describing small-scale and cottage industries in Pakistan, providing examples like carpets, textiles, embroidery, jewelry, ceramics, woodwork, and sports goods. The ...

3. Background of industrial sector: Pakistan at the time of partition in 1947, had negligible industrial base. Out of 921 industrial units operating in the British India, Pakistan got only 34 industries i..e 4%of the total industries established in the Subcontinent There was no steel industry worth the are in Pakistan, whereas India had …

8. Pakistan dairy industry and environmental sustainability Like any other industry, the dairy sector also has environmental sustainability concerns and one of the primary concerns associated with the dairy industry in Pakistan is the issue of waste disposal (Iqbal et al., 2022 and Tariq, 2022) that can lead to soil and water pollution.

The document discusses key issues in Pakistan's industry, including the growth of small-scale sectors in textiles and manufacturing in the 1950s-1970s, issues affecting small-scale industries like lack of access to credit, and the decline of Pakistan's textile industry compared to other countries despite its large cotton production.

H. Haroon Khaliq. Mineral Resources of Pakistan discusses Pakistan's mineral deposits and mining industry. It describes how minerals are formed, the main mining processes of open-cast, adit, and shaft mining, and the health and safety hazards of mining. It outlines Pakistan's major metallic minerals of gold, copper, chromite, and iron …

It describes Pakistan's mineral resources including coal reserves of 175 billion tons, natural gas reserves of 885.3 billion cubic meters, and crude oil reserves of 618 billion barrels. It also discusses Pakistan's water resources including the irrigation system consisting of wells, canals, and karez. The power resources of hydroelectricity ...

The agricultural sector in Pakistan contributes approximately 24% to GDP and employs around 47% of the labor force. Pakistan has good potential for agricultural production due to its diverse ecological zones. Major crops include wheat, rice, sugarcane, maize, and cotton. Agriculture is the primary source of foreign exchange earnings, …

Jul 4, 2015 • Download as PPTX, PDF •. 2 likes • 2,709 views. Muhammad Uzair Rasheed. Follow. A brief story on Energy Conservation Policies of Pakistan, with Suggestion Improvements and current scenerios. Read more. 1 of 39. Download now. Pakistan Energy Conservation - Download as a PDF or view online for free.

This ppt is about tourism in Pakistan. By going through these slides, you will know that how capable is Pakistan tourism to attract international tourists, and what's are the necessary steps that can boost Pakistan tourism. ... Pakistan's tourism industry is small-scale currently but has growth potential. The country offers diverse landscapes ...

Rice is a major industry and export in Pakistan. It is the 4th largest rice producer globally and rice exports earn 13% of Pakistan's foreign exchange. Punjab and Sindh are the top rice producing provinces. While production has increased in recent years, post-harvest losses remain high. The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor aims to boost …

• Pakistan's cotton textile industry is facing great competition from Egypt, Thailand, Hong Kong, South Korea, and Taiwan. • It needs to use modern technology to face international competition. • Pakistan has faced export restrictions because of child labour and environmental issues.

Industrial development in pakistan (2) This document summarizes several large-scale and small-scale industries in Pakistan, including their raw materials, locations, economic benefits, and environmental concerns. It discusses industries such as cement, cotton, steel, sugar, fertilizers, sports goods, surgical instruments, and brick kilns.

This document provides an introduction and overview of the Bangladesh Small and Cottage Industries Corporation (BSCIC). It discusses that BSCIC was established in 1957 to support the development of small and cottage industries in Bangladesh. It provides key services like infrastructure development and technical …

The document provides a historical overview and current status of Pakistan's seed industry. It discusses the roles of various public and private organizations in seed production, certification, and variety development. Some key points: - Seed production was initially led by public sector organizations but private companies now play a major role.

It states that agriculture accounts for about 21% of Pakistan's GDP and 43% of the labor force. The top crops are wheat, sugarcane, cotton, rice, and maize. Pakistan is a major global producer and exporter of cotton, rice, fruits, and dairy. Livestock also contributes significantly to the economy, with Pakistan being the 4th largest milk producer.

This ppt is about tourism in Pakistan. By going through these slides, you will know that how capable is Pakistan tourism to attract international tourists, and what's are the necessary steps that can boost Pakistan tourism. ... Pakistan's tourism industry is small-scale currently but has growth potential. The country offers diverse landscapes ...

Fishing industry of Pakistan.pptnew. Jan 20, 2016 • Download as PPT, PDF •. 26 likes • 16,817 views. AI-enhanced description. Freelanced. The document discusses fishing in Pakistan. It describes marine fishing which takes place in the sea and coastal areas, and inland fishing from rivers, lakes and dams. It provides details on …

The document provides information about the livestock and dairy industries in Pakistan. Some key points: - Livestock contributes approximately 55.4% to agriculture value added and 11.9% to national GDP. It supports over 8.5 million families. - Major livestock includes cattle, buffalo, sheep, goat, and camels. Major products are milk, …

SUGAR PPT. Apr 27, 2016 •. 15 likes • 7,134 views. AI-enhanced description. T. Tooba Abdul Rahim. The document discusses the sugar industry in Pakistan. It provides background on the history and production of sugarcane, noting it was first found in India and is now a major cash crop in Pakistan. It details the key sugarcane producing ...

Livestock and Poultry Sectors in Pakistan. Nov 27, 2018 • Download as PPTX, PDF •. 5 likes • 8,208 views. ILRI. Presented by Muhammad Farooq Tareen at the Workshop on transforming livelihoods in South Asia through sustainable livestock research and development, Kathmandu, Nepal, 13-14 November 2018. Read more. 1 of 31.

The document discusses key issues in Pakistan's industry, including the growth of small-scale sectors in textiles and manufacturing in the 1950s-1970s, issues affecting small-scale industries like lack of access to credit, and the decline of Pakistan's textile industry compared to other countries despite its large cotton production.

13 likes • 12,194 views. AI-enhanced description. Obaid Khan. The document provides an overview of Pakistan's banking sector. It discusses the structure of the banking sector, including the types of banks that operate in Pakistan. It analyzes the banking sector over the past decade, noting reforms like privatization that increased …

Telecommunication in Pakistan has grown rapidly in recent decades. There are now 5 major mobile networks with over 120 million subscribers between them. Internet usage has also increased, with over 25 million users in 2012 accessing broadband and mobile internet services provided by various companies. The telecom industry is an …

Zeeshan Azam. This document provides an overview of the dairy industry in Pakistan. It discusses that Pakistan is among the top 5 milk producing countries in the world, producing 33 billion liters annually. The main sources of milk are from cows and buffaloes. The two main processes in the industry are pasteurization and UHT …

The document discusses key issues in Pakistan's industry, including the growth of small-scale sectors in textiles and manufacturing in the 1950s-1970s, issues affecting small-scale industries like lack of access to credit, and the decline of Pakistan's textile industry compared to other countries despite its large cotton production.

A. Asad Qazi. This document discusses land reforms in Pakistan and the role of the Federal Land Commission. It provides background on land reform laws since 1959 that placed ceilings on individual land holdings. The objectives of land reforms were to reduce inequality and increase agricultural production. The Federal Land Commission …

It outlines different types of industries including small-scale industries like tissue production and large-scale industries like textiles that require more infrastructure and capital. It analyzes challenges facing Pakistan's important textile industry, including outdated machinery, energy shortages, and losing market share to competitors ...