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Habitat
Integrated-Pakistan prepared 17 books and 70 posters as teaching
material for technical education in the Forestry schools of
Pakistan. |
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It
completed the project "Awareness on rehabilitation of
Murree Hills" by training of students of five schools
in Murree in raising of tree nurseries and planting methods.
HIP also prepared and distributed resource material on the
importance of forest conservation for teachers and students
of Murree Hills. |
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Since
1992, Habitat Integrated-Pakistan had conducted annual surveys
on bear-baiting in the country. Thus it had drawn the attention
of animal lovers and the government towards this cruel, unlawful
and un-Islamic sport. |
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HIP
surveyed biodiversity in sacred areas i.e, "Khangahs",
Graveyards, Archaeological sites and Bisnoi Tract during 1997
with a view to conserve biodiversity of ecosystems, species
and genes in these nature banks. |
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HIP
prepared and distributed resource material i.e, books titled
The bear Story, Silviculture, Tree Planting the Easy Way (Urdu
and Sindhi) and publicity material on awareness against bear-baiting.
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HIP
trained Afghan women in the making of crafts products in 2001
and 2002 at Islamabad. |
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HIP supported
Afghan women and gypsy women project
and exhibited crafts products at the display center of Save
the Children, U.S.A at Islamabad in 2001. |
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In 2004,
HIP got the membership of Fair Trade
Federation, United States of America. |
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HIP trained
and provided employment opportunities to
gypsy women with the cooperation of small grant of Aid
To Artisans, United States of America. |
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Since 2004,
HIP started exporting crafts to
Peacecraft , Ripple Boutique, Fair Trade Quilts,
United States of America. |
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