paper is to depict and examine the impacts of warfare on clean water in Afghanistan‚ and to identify ways of alleviating those impacts. There are many factors related to the war that affect Afghans accessibility to clean water. Dilapidated water infrastructure with little service to the public results in leakage and contamination of useable water. Streams and canals that were improperly designed and received substantial destruction result in poor water flow to farmlands. The constant search for useable
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CRISIL‚ INDIA How can the new government make India a Global manufacturing Hub CRISIL Young Thought Leader Senil Abraham Contents Executive Summary 2 Introduction 3 Labor Law: 4 Labor Productivity 7 Infrastructure 8 Taxation Laws 10 Frugal Innovation 10 Conclusion 11 References 12 Executive Summary India has always been known as the services economy. Most of the investment inflows have been in services sector while the manufacturing sector has been left behind. This has resulted in lesser
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Infrastructure Road/Highways Sector Public Private Partnership (PPP) A public private partnership is defined as “a cooperative venture between the public and private sectors‚ built on the expertise of each partner that best meets clearly defined public needs through the appropriate allocation of resources‚ risk and rewards. PPP is a way out to solve public deficit financing. It is done to give rise to speedy infrastructure growth. The Public Private Partnership has emerged as one of the
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The next five years | | | | All of us acknowledge that India is changing and that the pace of change is accelerating. We also know that India (and the Indian economy) will be very different five years from now in more ways than one. In the context of private consumption‚ how much India would be different in 2015 can be best understood if we look at some of the data relating to where India was just five years ago‚ i.e. in 2005. India’s GDP in 2005 was about $785 billion‚ which has increased
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Indian Construction Industry – 2006-07 13th AsiaConstruct INDIAN CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY 2006-2007 PREPARED BY CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL INDIA P.R. Swarup‚ Director General‚ Construction Industry Development Council‚ India -1- Indian Construction Industry – 2006-07 Indian Construction Industry – An Overview of Practices Introduction The paper discusses the overview of practices being used in Indian Construction Industry‚ one of the fastest growing
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political ineffectiveness‚ entrepreneurial myopia and sheer ignorance of what it takes to succeed. The objective of the National Manufacturing Policy is to boost the country’s share of industrial production‚ employment; development of world-class infrastructure and investments in India’s manufacturing space. The Indian manufacturing sector faces a defining moment in its evolutionary path. The global economy is emerging from an extended period of sluggish performance‚ and growth rates across several major
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the concrete together‚ and is therefore critical for meeting society’s needs of housing and basic infrastructure such as bridges‚ roads‚ water treatment facilities‚ schools and hospitals. Concrete is the second most consumed material after water‚ with nearly three tonnes used annually for each person on the planet. Being one of the basic elements for setting up strong and healthy infrastructure‚ Cement plays a crucial role in economic development of any country. Having more than a hundred
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Power Industry Global Scenario 2012 National Perspective 2012 Macro Environment SWOT analysis PEST Analysis Inter Industry Study Intra Industry Study Study of Firms within the Industry Study of the Structure of the Industry Industry / Firm’s Health Innovation in the Industry Michael Porter’s Model Seven P’s for Marketing Seven R’s of Market Research Gap Model in Services Mckinsey 7’s Framework Any other Relevant Model Logistics and Supply Chain Management Strategic Management Issues
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its sides will be implemented through land pooling of the land of almost 200m strip. The total length of the road is about 30 Km. 2. Urban context: The urbanization through haphazard sub-division of plots and unplanned as well as inadequate infrastructures specially road‚ since the construction of Koshi highway‚ has been causing inefficiency and
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Fertilizers 2 7.4 New Technologies for the Farm Sector 2 8. Livestock and Fisheries 2 8.1 Improving Marketing and Logistics 2 9. Manufacturing sector 2 9.1 The Cost of Doing Business 2 10. Health 2 10.1 Comprehensive Healthcare 2 10.2 Health Infrastructure 2 11. Services: Tourism‚ Hospitality & Construction Need for Employment Opportunities 2 11.1 Tourism 2 11.1.1Potential / Opportunities 2 11.1.2 Issues & Challenges 2 11.2 Construction 2 11.2.1 Employment Potential 2 11.2.2Issues
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