Q.No.3. Mr. Jamal is working as Deputy Director WASA, Ms. Sana as Deputy Director SNGPL, Ms. Hira as Deputy District Planning Officer and Mr. Haseeb as Deputy Director WAPDA in district Rawalpindi. What kind of cooperation and in which order all these officials have to follow for the provision of basic utilities (clean drinking water, paved roads, sui gas etc) to rural communities of district Rawalpindi? Shortly and comprehensively explain it.

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Public procurement is one of the many functions of the government that presents good potential for assisting government attain its numerous goals”. 1. Prepare some notes on your global understanding of historical procurement context and issues?2. Discuss guidelines, norms, processes andprinciples associated with the procurement under the world bank, European Union and other agencies?

1) based on the graph, describe the trend in electricity production from wind between 2009 and 2019. 2) describe an environment change that is likely to have occurred in the state of Texas that resulted from the change in Coal production indicated in the graphs between 2009 and 2019. 3) identify and describe one non-renewable energy source that could be used for electricity production in the state of Texas that was not being used in 2009.

Empirical observations and statistical analysis confirm that immiserizing growthoccurs when:(a) the nation's development tends to favor the importation sector.(b) the nation's export is price elastic.(c) a nation's consuming choices are favor the export good.(d) a nation is extensively involved in international trade transactions.

South Africa like any other country is in pursuit of achieving the United Nations Sustainable 15 Development Goals (SDGS). However, there are challenges that the country is currently facing which affect the realization of SDG No.11. "Making cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable." From this perspective, select any five development obstacles and demonstrate how they hinder effective sustainable urban development in South African context.

Public-private partnership ("PPPs") can be an effective way to build and implement new infrastructure or to renovaate, operate, maintain or manage existing transport infrastructure facilities. In both areas PPPs can be a mutually beneficial way to solve critical transportation problems. 1. Evaluate the effectiveness of Public Private Partnership in Namibia with reference to any PPP project/programme of your choice (preferably in the transport sector).

U.S. route 83 passes through the village of Burr Ridge, IL. The engineers of the Transportation Department have proposed constructing a new highway through existing farmland to bypass the city for use by through traffic. The new bypass would however entail an initial construction cost of $40 million and an average annual maintenance cost of $50,000. a) List all major positive impacts that this project could have on the downtown area. b) What are the major negative impacts that this project could have on the downtown area? c) List all major positive impacts that this project could have on the areas near the proposed bypass. d) List all major negative impacts that this project could have on the areas near the proposed bypass.

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How do the policy influencing drivers impact stakeholders' interests; particularly with regard to at-risk and vulnerable communities?