1 “...-sector in Sindh, as well as an analysis of past and ongoing interventions and lessons learned...”

2 “...Sindh has the potential to become a high middle-income province in Pakistan, but it lags far behind...”

3 “... in the province. Sindh's lower riparian status exposes it to critical issues of water availability. Pakistan is a...”

4 “... Constitution, and the Government of Sindh (GoS) has demonstrated political commitments to this. This note...”

5 Subjects: “...Salt industry and trade / Pakistan / Sindh...”

6 Table of Contents: “... in Rural Sindh: Forms of Marriage and Their Consequences for Women -- Chapter 5: Household Work...”

7 “... degradation that have the highest impacts on Sindh's population. Many of those interventions have positive...”

8 “... and vegetables in Punjab, livestock, and aquaculture in Sindh) and significant trends within the markets...”

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10 “... of the gaps in service provision. to that end, this study aims to assist the government of Sindh (GoS...”

11 Subjects: “...sindh engro coal mine...”

12 “... potential are to be found in Sindh and southern Punjab, and the wind corridors in southern Sindh around...”

13 “... Federal Ministry of Finance, the Sindh Ministry of Finance and Punjab Ministry of Finance. Missions...”

14 “...This paper presents the results of a field experiment in rural Sindh, Pakistan, where half...”

15 “... wallets in SHS business models through a case study of the SHS market in Sindh, Pakistan...”

16 “... in educationally underserved villages in Sindh province, Pakistan. Two subsidy structures were tested, one in which...”

17 Table of Contents: “... in groundwater arsenic contamination -- Morphometric and Morphotectonic Studies of Sindh Basin, Central India...”

18 Table of Contents: “...) Palaeolithic settlement of Sindh, a Forgotten Region of the Indian Subcontinent -- Ecological Niche and Least...”

19 “... of private school participation. In the 2000s, private school participation rates grew in Punjab, Sindh...”

20 “... in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (32.7 percent), followed by Sindh (14.8 percent), Punjab (12.4 percent), Federally...”