Search Results - "Sabir, Muazzam"

Infrastructure projects and sustainable development: Discovering the stakeholders’ perception in the case of the China–Pakistan Economic Corridor by Mahmood, Shahid, Sabir, Muazzam, Ali, Ghaffar

“…The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) has been an economic game changer for both China and Pakistan. We investigate stakeholder satisfaction with CPEC…”
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Belt and road initiative as a catalyst of infrastructure development: Assessment of resident’s perception and attitude towards China-Pakistan Economic Corridor by Mahmood, Shahid, Ali, Ghaffar, Menhas, Rashid, Sabir, Muazzam

“…The Chinese Government commenced the One Belt One Road (OBOR) project in 2013 for the multidimensional development to restore the historical Silk Road…”
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Land-use conflict and socio-economic impacts of infrastructure projects: the case of Diamer Bhasha Dam in Pakistan by Sabir, Muazzam, Torre, André, Magsi, Habibullah

“…This article examines the conflicts arising from the Diamer Bhasha Dam project in northern Pakistan. Conflicts arising from the impacts of the dam on the local…”
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Land-use conflicts and social capital: the question of infrastructure projects in rural development by Sabir, Muazzam, Torre, André

“…Interpersonal and inter-groups relationships based on social capital are a very critical and variable factor and could be a cause of cooperation or conflict…”
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Green waste to biogas: Renewable energy possibilities for Thailand's green markets by Ali, Ghaffar, Nitivattananon, Vilas, Abbas, Sawaid, Sabir, Muazzam

“…Today, the production of energy from waste is not a new process; however, its implementation and application continue to be a challenge in developing…”
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Socioeconomic implications of infrastructure development: Exploring the impacts of water infrastructure through stakeholders’ perceptions by Sabir, Muazzam, Sultan, Muhammad Saqib, Magsi, Habibullah, Bashir, Muhammad Khalid

“…Infrastructure projects create socioeconomic disturbance and negatively affect the living standards of local people. To probe the socio-economic impacts of big…”
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Management practices to minimize land use conflicts on large infrastructure projects: examples of dams construction in Pakistan by Magsi, Habibullah, Sabir, Muazzam, Torre, Andre, Chandio, Abbas Ali

“…In this research two cases of infrastructure development ( Chotiari and Diamer Bhasha Dams) from Pakistan were studied in terms of a superposition of land uses…”
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Managing Mediterranean soil resources under global change: expected trends and mitigation strategies by Lagacherie, Philippe, Álvaro-Fuentes, Jorge, Annabi, Mohamed, Bernoux, Martial, Bouarfa, Sami, Douaoui, Abdelkader, Grünberger, Olivier, Hammani, Ali, Montanarella, Luca, Mrabet, Rachid, Sabir, Mohammed, Raclot, Damien

“…The soils of the Mediterranean Basin are the products of soil processes that have been governed by a unique convergence of highly differentiated natural and…”
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Local Actors, Institutions and Land Governance in the Chotiari Water Reservoir, Pakistan by Magsi, Habibullah, Hussain, Anwar, Rashid, Muhammad Khalid, Sabir, Muazzam

“…Previous studies show that blemished infrastructural development projects dispossessed local population and degraded natural resources to a greater extent in…”
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Socioeconomic conflicts and land-use issues in context of infrastructural projects: The example of Diamer Basha Dam project in Pakistan by Torre, André, Sabir, Muazzam, Pham, Haï-Vu

“…Conflicts of infrastructure associated with land-use changes happen in various forms among different stakeholders and disturb them socially and economically…”
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A synthesis approach to investigate and validate carbon sources and sinks of a mega city of developing country by Ali, Ghaffar, Nitivattananon, Vilas, Mehmood, Hamid, Sabir, Muazzam, Sheikh, Sana-ur-Rehman, Abbas, Sawaid

“…This study is a preliminary approach in estimating sectoral carbon dioxide (CO2) sources using actual energy use data from a mega city of developing country…”
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