Climate Change is Real and Relevant for Sustainable Development, An Empirical Evidence on Scenarios from North-West Pakistan
Arjumand Nizami1, Jawad Ali2 and Muhammad Zulfiqar3
1International Advisor Climate Change and Country Director, Helevtas Swiss Intercooperataion, Pakistan; 2Water Expert, Deputy Country Director, Helvetas Swiss Intercooperation, Pakistan; 3Professor Institute of Development Studies, University of Agriculture Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan.
zulfiqar@aup.edu.pk
Figure 1
Overall situation of annual rainfall of KP, FATA at present (2018).
Figure 2
Low rainfall region <600mm.
Figure 3
Seasonal percentage- Low rainfall region.
Figure 4
Medium rainfall region (600-1000 mm).
Figure 5
Seasonal percentage- Mediam rainfall region.
Figure 6
High rainfall region >1000 mm.
Figure 7
Seasonal percentage- High rainfall region.
Figure 8
Snow concentration in future in Pakistan (Rasool, G., 2015).
Figure 9
Annual and seasonal temperature trends 1981-2040 (Central region).
Figure 10
Annual and seasonal temperature trends 1981-2040 (South region).
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Annual and seasonal temperature trends 1981-2040 (North region).