ASSIGNMENT OF MS WORD
1. 1” top margin, .0.75” bottom margin and 0.8” left and right margins.
2. Use at least two different fonts in your document.
3. In 1st paragraph use 1.5 & in last paragraph use 2.0 line spacing.
4. In remaining document use single line spacing.
5. Use at least two different font sizes.
6. Use first line indentation 0.5” & 0.25” in paragraphs.
7. Use bullets & numbering where needed.
8. Insert 1 piece of clipart & 1 piece of a picture.
9. Use Borders and Shading for whole document(Shadow) & for top heading(box)
10. Use drop cap in 1st paragraph(Dropped, 3 lines to drop, Font “Book Antiqua” )
11. Use bold, italics, and underline for sub headings
12. Use WordArt for the title of your assignment. Centre the title.
13. Use a bulleted list and a numbered list in your document
14. Insert a table in your document. Whole text is Center align
15. Build a table using tabs.
16. Use any three different types of alignments in your document.
17. Use header & footer in your document.
18. In header insert Superior University Logo & type “Superior University, Lahore” in center line.
19. In footer insert your Name on left, Class Name & Roll # in middle & Subject Name on right.
20. Insert a text box in right side of document containing some text.
21. convert last paragraph into three columns
22. Insert 5 different symbols at the end of document.
Presented To:
Prof. Zeeshan Shabbir
Presented By:
“Your Name”
Roll # xxxx
Poverty and Environment(MS word)
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akistan is a low-income country and out of 78 developing countries it was ranked 64 th in the 1997 Human Poverty Index, signifying that 34% of the population lives below the poverty line. According to latest estimates, 47.5% of the people live below the poverty line, which means that minimum income per person is Rs. 50. (Dr. Munir Ahmad, Islamic Society of Satistical Sciences - Dawn Lahore, August 14, 1999)
- Incidence of poverty in the urban areas is highest in Punjab and lowest in NWFP in the rural areas
- Percentage of households below the poverty line in rural areas:
a) Punjab 31%
b) > Balochistan 27%
c) > Sindh 18%
d) > NWFP 15%
- Incidence of poverty on the urban areas is highest in Punjab and lowest in Sindh
- Percentage of urban households below the poverty line:
Ø > Punjab 25%
Ø > Balochistan 23%
Ø > NWFP 14%
Ø > Sindh 10%
- Poverty, combined with population increases, land constraints and lack of appropriate technology results in environmental degradation. The degrading environment not only affects population but also the national economy.
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The total loss due to environmental degradation is estimated to be 3.4% per annum of GDP (UN 1997).
Factors leading to PovertyPoverty is a major concern in the environmental degradation of the country. Conversely, environmental degradation and poor natural resource base is the third most important factor contributing to rural poverty (Jazairy 1992).
Population Growth
Pakistan is the 7 th most populous country in the world and 4 th most densely populated. The population is around 140 million and the density is 169.93 persons/km. Birth rate has remained fairly constant since 1947, however, the crude death rate has dropped by 50% resulting in the 3% annual growth rate. The UN estimates that with the same growth rate Pakistan would become the third most populous country in the world by 2050.
This growth combined with the falling quality and quantity of resources, results in resource capture whereby elite groups alter the distribution of resources in their favour and exploit them commercially beyond their sustainable capacity. This ecologically marginalises the poor or weaker groups. They suffer from extreme poverty as a result and either rely on common resources or move to other areas (mainly urban). The resulting high population density in the receiving areas generates further environmental damage and poverty. The poor become vulnerable and fulfil their immediate needs regardless of the long-term impacts of the process through which these needs are met. Scarcity of resources induces parents to have more children in order to have more 'hands' available. Population growths in rural areas means lower farm supplies and consequently people are pushed towards agriculture intensification.
Human Development Report 2002 Population Division by Sex and Rural/Urban Areas | |||||
Mid Year(End June) | All Areas | Rural Areas | Urban Areas | Male | Female |
1998 | 133.51 | 90.17 | 43.44 | 69.53 | 64.08 |
1999 | 136.69 | 91.91 | 44.78 | 71.09 | 65.6 |
2000 | 139.96 | 93.63 | 46.13 | 72.65 | 67.11 |
2001 | 142.86 | 95.63 | 47.5 | 74.23 | 68.63 |
2002 | 145.96 | 97.06 | 48.89 | 75.79 | 70.17 |
Mid Year(End June) All Areas Rural Areas Urban Areas Male Female
1998 133.51 90.17 43.44 69.53 64.08
1999 136.69 91.91 44.78 71.09 65.6
2000 139.96 93.63 46.13 72.65 67.11
2001 142.86 95.63 47.5 74.23 68.63
2002 145.96 97.06 48.89 75.79 70.17
POPULATION, DEVELOPMENT AND POVERTY(MS Word)The size of a population is measured in terms of the population density, landmass and the extent of its finite resources. In Pakistan, given the current population size of 143 million with a growth rate of 2.6 per cent, the country can be considered to be over-populated. Admittedly, increasing population size can contribute to several socio-economic and environmental problems, as a consequence of mismanagement and inappropriate implementation of national policies and programs. The belief that Pakistan's growing population per se is retarding the developmental processes of the country is camouflaging the real issues which are intricately related to the rapidly increasing poverty levels
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