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6th SDC Special Bulletin
Vol. 10, No. 6, November - December 2003

 
 
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6th Sustainable Development Conference

Day one - Day two - Day Three
  bullet  Women Security and Peace
    Gloria de Silva's paper gave a broad overview of Sri Lanka's ethnic, religious, political and social composition and background; the contradictions that exist regarding the status of women in Sri Lankan society, and the reasons....more....
 
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    Questions that followed the presentations focused on the capacity of a developing country like Pakistan, with low education rates and awareness of corporate activity to press for market niches that appeal to meeting the standards of CSR. Many market sectors are not even aware of or capable of....more....
  bullet Civil Society and Advocacy
    Sana Haroon talked about different roles of the Pakhtun mullah in the early 20th century North West Frontier tribal areas to weigh the dimensions of his authority. She quoted examples from Khyber, Mohmand, Bajaur, Swat and Waziristan and focused on the participation of ....more....
 

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Imtiaz Ahmed presented the experience of the Lhotshampas of Bhutan. His paper revolved around the theory of partisan of intellectual, location and descent....more....

  bullet Food Security
   

Discussing the Food Security and the policies of Globalization, Subhashini Ali said that it has done a great harm to the poor. The policy shift in India due to Globalization has greater impact on the livelihoods of millions of people, particularly the womenfolk........more........

  bullet Role of Media in Advocating Population
    Naseer Memon in his presentation informed that the Sindhi media is a national media, which covers all na tional issues and thinking of it as a regional media, will not be doing justice .... more....
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In her paper, Ishrat pointed out that millions of human beings are being trafficked throughout the world for various reasons. They are trafficked as migrant workers, domestic slaves, sex-slaves, sweet shop workers, prostitutes etc. ....more....
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Nausheen Ahmed said that protest and activism against Hudood laws spanned over a period of 23 years. The National Commission on the Status of Women (CEDAW) has recommended its repeal....more....
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Fahd Ali pointed out that WAPDA's tariff/price determination reflects less on its electricity production costs and more on its efforts to bridge the gap in its balance of payments ....more....
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Addressing the concluding session, former health minister, Shaheen Sardar Ali, deplored the wide gulf between ‘policy-making' and ‘research and assessment' in Pakistan. She gave examples of how policy-making....more....
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Without addressing the all important question of governance, no project or program whether it is funded by the European Union and its member states or by any other institution can lead to sustainable development, and the need to rethink poverty and its changing connotations by developing new and simple indicator
     
   
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