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A recent by the International Centre for Integrated Mountains Development (ICIMOD) and Pakistan Agricultural Research Council (PARC) has revealed that the recent massive torrential rains had inundated the cropland of Southeastern province of Sindh that devastated commercial crops on large scale and incurred a combined loss of $1.7 billion.
A new digital soil map for Nepal provides access to location-specific information on soil properties for any province, district, municipality ...
Meteorological Department on Wednesday launched its first ever operational system to predict thunderstorms and lightning, about six years after recognizing ...
Kathmandu, April 25 -- While the forest area of Nepal increased by 1.7 percent, the agricultural land shrunk by 2.1 ...
In an attempt to share lessons and experiences from a decade-long effort on the application of Earth Observation Science and ...
Bangladesh has a long history of deadly and costly storms. Among the most worrisome are kalbaishakhi, small but powerful storm ...
Food security – the consistent availability and affordability of food – is a basic human need, yet it remains elusive ...
For days leading up to the disaster, Mr. Harisaran Shrestha had been listening to warnings about floods in the Melamchi, ...
Floods have destroyed giant tracts of agricultural land in dozens of districts in Pakistan’s Balochistan, Sindh and Punjab provinces. If ...
