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Library Catalogue Urban Resource Center Library Catalogue Urban Resource Center (URC) The Urban Resource Centre (URC) is a Non-profit organization with main Focus to highlight the problems of the Karachi through forums, research and documentation. September 2020 U R C | 1 Content of Catalogue S.No Catalogue Categories Page Numbers 01 Asian Development Bank (ADB) 02 02 Bibliography (BIB) 03-06 03 Census (CEN) 07-09 04 Economics (ECO) 20-33 05 Education (EDU) 34-47 06 Electricity (ELC) 48-49 07 Environment (ENV) 52-63 08 Facts & Figures (F&F) 64-66 09 General (GEN) 67-79 10 Government Policy (GP) 80-82 11 Health (HEL) 83-88 12 Housing (HOU) 89-117 13 International Institute For Environment and 118-121 Development (IIED) 14 Karachi (KAR) 122-134 15 Karachi Metropolitan Corporation (KMC) 135-146 16 Legal (LEG) 147-153 17 Non-Government Organization (NGO) 154-170 18 Rural (RUR) 171 19 Selavip (SEl) 172-173 20 Sewerage (SEW) 174-181 21 Solid Waste Management (SWM) 182-189 22 Transport (TRAN) 190-207 23 Training (TRN) 208-214 24 Urban Service (US) 215-217 25 Women and Children (W&C) 218-225 26 Water Supply (WS) 226-239 URC | 2 CO TIT AUT DAT PUB MAGA CITY DEVELOPMENT ADB-001 2005 ASION DEVELOPMENT BANK PROJECT TECHINCAL ASSISANCE TO THE ADB-002 NOV 2004 ASION DEVELOPMENT BANK ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF PAKISTAN REPORT & RECOMMENDATION OF ADB-003 JULY 2005 ASION DEVELOPMENT BANK THE PRESIDENT CONTRY,INDICATORS AND ADB-004 ASION DEVELOPMENT BANK ASSISTANCE IN PIPELINE PAKISTAN TERMS OF REFERENCE OF CORE ADB-005 2008 PROJECT MANAGEMENT UNIT PC II FOR INSTTUTIONAL ENHANCEMENT FOR ADB-006 LOCAL SUPPORT UNIT (LSU) IMPLIMENTATION KARACHI MAGA CITY PROJECT PERFORMANCE AUDIT ADB-007 REPORT ON THE KARACHI SEWWRAGE PROJECT CHASHMA RIGHT BANK IRRIGATION ADB-008 2004 PROJECT STAGE III ADB-009 CHASHMA INSPECTION CLAM NOV 2002 ASION DEVELOPMENT BANK TECHNICALASSISTANCE TO THE ADB-010 OCT 2002 ASION DEVELOPMENT BANK ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF PAKISTAN ADB-011 AID ASIN PACIFIC NETWORK 2004 ODA JAPAN IN ITS OWN WORDS AN ANALYSIS ADB-012 OF PROJECT AUDIT REPORT FOR JULY 2003 ASION DEVELOPMENT BANK INDONESIA,PAKISTAN,SRI LANKA AGUIDE TO UNDER STANDING THE ADB-013 ASION DEVELOPMENT BANK ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK ADB-014 TOOLS FOR ACTIVISTS ASION DEVELOPMENT BANK ADB-015 NIZAM KA 2002 ASION TARAQIATI BANK URC | 3 CO TIT AUT DAT PUB PAKISTAN'S ENVIRONMENT: A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE KHAWAR MUMTAZ, BIB-001 DEC. 1989 IUCN AND SELECTED MEHJABEEN ABIDI-HABIB BIBLIOGRAPHY BIBLOGRAPHY OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ON BIB-002 SARDAR AHMAD NAZISH JUNE, 1993 SEMRIC ENVIRONMNET & POLLUTION IN PAKISTAN LIST OF THE PUBLICATION: BIB-003 FIFTH EXHIBITION OF JAN. 1989 GOVT OF PAKISTAN OFFICIAL PUBLICAITONS 1989 THE JUBILEE SERIES AND BOOKS CELEBRATING 50 OXFORD BIB-004 YEARS OF PAKISTAN, UNIVERSITY PRESS, OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS KARACHI CATALOGUE ACCESSIONS LIST SOUTH LIBRARY OF BIB-005 NOV. 1988 ASIA, VOL-8, NO.11 CONGRESS DIRECTORY OF THESES 1958- UNIVERSITY OF BIB-006 ANWER SHOAIB KHAN DEC. 1986 1985 KARACHI BIBLIOGRAPHY ON URBAN BIB-007 MUHAMMAD YOUNUS URC, KARACHI ISSUES KARACHI, VOL.1 DOCTORAL DISSERTATIONS IN DR.MAHMUD HUSAIN UNIVERSITY OF BIB-008 JAN. 1987 LIBRARY UNIVERSITY OF KARACHI KARACHI PROFILES (NEWS ARTICLES BIB-009 FROM NEWSLINES, HERALD & MUHAMMAD YOUNUS URC, KARACHI TUESDAY REVIEW, 1994) LIST OF BOOK & REPORTS BIB-010 JAN. 1995 OPP-RTI, KARACHI AVAILABLE AT OPP-RTI LIST OF BOOKS & REPORTS ARIF HASAN & BIB-011 FROM THE LIBRARY OF ARIF MAR. 1995 ASSOCIATE HASAN MARACH 1995 PROVISIONAL ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY ON LOW-COST BIB-012 LOUIS J. GOODMAN NOV. 1975 DAWOOD COLLEGE HOUSING AND RELATED TOPICS ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY ON HOUSING AND BIB-013 FRED BURIAN AUG. 1976 TDI SETTLEMENTS FOR LOW INCOME PEOPLE ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY: ASHRAF SHANJER, BIB-014 JUNE. 1990 DCET, KARACHI THESES D.C.E.T NOMAN AHMED URC | 4 ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY BIB-015 JUNE. 1990 DCET, KARACHI THESES SERVICES FOR THE URBAN RIGHARD FRANCEYS, BIB-016 POOR: A SELECT JAN. 1993 WEDC ANDREW COTION BIBLIOGRAPHY LIST OF BOOKS AND REPORTS AVAILABLE AT CHS BIB-017 AGA KHAN MEDICAL HOSPITAL NEWS INDEX (NEWS BIB-018 CLIPPPINGS OF JULY-DEC MUHAMMAD YOUNUS URC, KARACHI 1993) NEWS INDEX (NEWS PAPER BIB-019 CLIPPINGS OF DAILY DAWN, MUHAMMAD YOUNUS URC, KARACHI FROM JAN - JUNE 1993) NEWS INDEX (NEWS PAPER BIB-020 CLIPPINGS OF DAILY DAWN, MUHAMMAD YOUNUS URC, KARACHI FROM JAN - JUNE 1993) NEWS INDEX (NEWS PAPER BIB-021 CLIPPINGS OF DAILY DAWN MUHAMMAD YOUNUS URC, KARACHI FROM JAN-DEC 1992) MEWS INDEX (NEWS BIB-022 MUHAMMAD YOUNUS URC, KARACHI CLIPPINGS OF JULY-DEC 1993) NEWS INDEX (NEWS PAPER BIB-023 MUHAMMAD YOUNUS URC, KARACHI CLIPPINGS OF JULY-DEC 1993) NEWS INDEX (NEWS BIB-024 MUHAMMAD YOUNUS URC, KARACHI CLIPPINGS OF JULY-DEC 1993) BOOK REVIEW (ARTICLES BIB-025 FROM NEWSLINE & HERALD MUHAMMAD YOUNUS URC, KARACHI 1994) BIB-026 BOX FILE BIBLIOGRAPHY -II, DRAFT BIB-027 URC, KARACHI COPY NEWS HEAD LINES OF DAILY BIB-028 NAEEM ALIMUDDIN URC, KARACHI JANG APRIL 1992 - JUNE 1993 VEROFFENTLICHUNGEN BIB-029 JAN. 1998 DSE PUBLICATIONS NGO IN CITIES: AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY, INTRAC, UNITED BIB-030 LEO THOMAS JAN. 1995 OCCASIONAL PAPERS SERIES KINGDOM NUMBER 9 URC | 5 BIBLIOGRAPHY BIB-031 (ARCHITECTURE) KARACHI DEVELOPMENT AND ENVIRONMENT. COLLECTION BIB-032 URC, KARACHI OF BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REFERENCES VOLUME-1 CATALOGUE OF BIB-033 MAY,1999 SPDC PUBLICATIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY & PRESS BIB-034 JUNE,1999 FRC CLIPPINGS LIST BIBLIOGRAPHY (UPDATE & BIB-035 DEC,1999 FRC PRESS CLIPPINGS LIST) WEDC PUBLICATIONS ( FOR BIB-036 INTERNATIONAL JULY 2000 WEDC DEVELOPMENT) ENGINEERING KNOWLEDGE BIB-037 AND RESEARCH PROGRESS DFID 2000 ACADEMIC AND GENERAL OXFORD BIB-038 2001 BOOKS CATALOGUE 2000 UNIVERSITY PRESS BIB-039 PUBLICATIONS 2000 2000 THE WORLD BANK TEARFUND RESOURCES FOR BIB-040 2002 TALC DEVELOPMENT ACADEMIC AND GENERAL BIB-041 2003 OUP BOOKS CATAUGUE LIST OF BOOKS & REPORTS BIB-042 1995 URC AVAILABLE AT URC WORLD SERVICE BIB-043 CATALOGUE 2006-2007 PAKISTAN AFGHANISTAN BIB-044 BOOK HOME 2005 BIB-045 NEW ARRIVALS DEC 2002 OXFORD BIB-046 NEW ARRIVALS JUNE 2002 OXFORD URC | 6 LITERARY FICTION FROM BIB-047 OXFORD INSTTUT OF BIB-048 CATALOGUE 2000-2001 BUSINESS MANAGEMENT HAESTAD PRESS BOOK BIB-049 CATALOGUE (WATER,SEWER,STORM) HOUSING POLICIES BIB-050 CITY PRESS DEVELOPMENT ENVERONMENT BIB-051 NEW ARRIVALS 2002 OXFORD BIB-052 NEW ARRIVALS 2002 OXFORD BIB-053 WEDC PUBLICATIONS 2009 OXFORD BIB-054 CATALOGUE 2009 2009 OXFORD CITY A QUATERLY ON URBAN BIB-055 JULY 2002 CP SOCITY (VOL 1) CITY (VOL 2) PUBLIC AND BIB-056 OCT-DEC 2002 CP TRAMPART SYSTEM BIB-057 CITY (VOL 3) LIVE LIHOODS JAN-MAR 2003 CP BIB-058 CITY (VOL 4)DISPLACEMENT SEP 03 CP DEVELOPMENT OUT REACH- BIB-059 HUMAN RIGHTS AND WORLD BANK DEVELOPMENT BILIOGRAPHY KARACHI (VOL BIB-060 URC 1) URC | 7 CO TIT AUT DAT PUB POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS OF GOVERNMENT CEN-001 PAKISTAN 1998 (CENSUS BULLETIN-1) JULY, 1998 OF PAKISTAN PROVISIONAL RESULTS POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS OF CEN-002 PAKISTAN 1998 (CENSUS BULLETIN-2) JULY,1998 GOP PROVISIONAL RESULTS NWFP POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS OF CEN-003 PAKISTAN 1998 (CENSUS BULLETIN-3) JULY,1998 GOP PROVISIONAL RESULTS PUNJAB POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS OF CEN-004 PAKISTAN 1998 (CENSUS BULLETIN-4) JULY,1998 GOP PROVISIONAL RESULTS SINDH POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS OF CEN-005 PAKISTAN 1998 (CENSUS BULLETIN-5) GOP PROVISIONAL RESULTS BALOCHISTAN POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS OF CEN-006 PAKISTAN 1998 (FIGURES PROVISINONAL 1998 GOP (CENSUS BULLETIN PAKISTAN 6) POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS OF CEN-007 PAKISTAN 1998 FIGURES PROVISINAL 1998 GOP (CENSUS BULLETIN NWFP 7) POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS OF CEN-008 PAKISTAN 1998 FIGURES PROVISINONAL 1998 GOP (CENSUS BULLETIN PUNJAB 8) POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS OF CEN-009 PAKISTAN 1998 FIGURES PROVISINONAL 1998 GOP (CENSUS BULLETIN SINDH -9) POPULATION AND HOUSING CENSUS OF CEN-010 PAKISTAN 1998 FIGUES PROVISINONAL 1998 GOP (CENSUS BULLETIN BOLOCHISTAN -10) DISTRICT CENSUS REPORT OF MALIR CEN-011 1998 GOP 1998 DISTRICT CENSUS REPORT OF KARACHI CEN-012 OCT -1999 GOP SOUTH 1998 DISTRICT CENSUS REOPORT OF CEN-013 FEB-2000 GOP KARACHI EAST 1998 DISTRICT CENSUS REOPORT OF CEN-014 MAY-2000 GOP KARACHI WEST 1998 URC | 8 DISTRICT CENSUS REOPORT OF CEN-015 MAY-2000 GOP KARACHI CENTRAL PROVINCIAL CENSUS REPORT OF SINDH CEN-016 MAY-2000 GOP 1998 CENSUS OF MANUFACTURING CEN-017 SEP-1999 GOP INDUSTRIES 1995-96 SUMMARY REPORT ON THE DYNAMICS OF CONTRACEPTIVE D. ASHRAF POPULATION CEN-018 USE IN PAKISTAN KAYANI COUNCIL TOWARDS AN APPROPRIATE HARVARD CEN-019 CONTRACEPTIVE METHOD MIX POLICY RACHEL C.SNOW APR 1991 SCHOOL OF ANALYSES OF THREE ASIAN COUNTRIES PUBLIC HEALTH THE UN SYSTEM CEN-020 PAKISTAN FACTS & FIGURES MAY 1993 IN PAKISTAN CEN-021 CENSUS REPORT OF PAKISTAN 1998 DEC 2001 GOP DISTRICT CENSUS REPORT OF LARKANA CEN-022 JULY 1999 GOP 1998 DISTRICT CENSUS REPORT OF MIRPUR CEN-023 JULY 1999 GOP KHAS 1998 DISTRICT CENSUS REPORT OF CEN-024 SEP 1999 GOP THARPARKAR 1998 DISTRICT CENSUS REPORT OF SUKKUR CEN-025 SEP 1999 GOP 1998 DISTRICT CENSUS REPORT OF UMER CEN-026 JAN 2000 GOP KOT 1998 DISTRICT CENSUS REPORT OF SANGHAR CEN-027 FEB 2000 GOP 1998 DISTRICT CENSUS REPORT OF CEN-028 JAN 2000 GOP NAWABSHAH 1998 DISTRICT CENSUS REPORT OF DADU CEN-029 APR 2000 GOP 1998 DISTRICT CENSUS REPORT OF CEN-030 APR 2000 GOP KHAIRPUR 1998/GHOTKI URC | 9 DISTRICT CENSUS REPORT OF CEN-031 MAY 2000 GOP NAUSHAHRO FEROZE CEN-032 SINDH POPULATION POLICY GOVT OF SINDH 2016 PWD TIT AUT DAT PUB URC | 10 CO DEVELOPMENT 1994-95 (A ECO-001 COLLECTION OF NEWS URC, KARACHI ARTICLES) DEVELOPMENT 1988-93 ECO-002 URC, KARACHI (HERALD) SOCIAL SAFETY NETS AND SOCIAL NETWORLKS: JO BEALL, NAZNEEN ECO-003 THEIR ROLE IN POVERTY KANJI, FARHANA ALLEVIATION IN PAKISTAN, FARUQI VOL.
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