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The document is a memo from the Sports, Youth Affairs, Tourism, Archaeology & Museum Department of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa notifying the Finance and Planning & Development Departments of a revision to the PC-I for the ADP 2014-15 scheme regarding the post of Chief Engineer. It requests representatives from the Finance and P&D Departments to attend a Departmental Development Working Party meeting on November 26th to discuss the revision, and encloses the revised PC-I and working paper for the scheme.
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This document provides specifications for a uniform design for both summer and winter wear. It includes details for a jacket made of ripstop nylon and cotton poplin in green color. It also specifies crew neck shirts made of knitted cotton in green with logo details. Trousers are specified to be made of 100% ripstop cotton in a straight fit and green color with button closure and zipper pockets. Technical specifications are provided for materials including colorfastness and shrinkage standards.
Tourism wing sdu
The document outlines tourism development projects in newly merged districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. It details two ongoing schemes with a total approved cost of Rs. 1,526 crores. The first scheme worth Rs. 2601 crores for establishing tourist destinations and centers has received Rs. 200 crores to date. The second and larger integrated tourism development program of Rs. 1,450 crores is still awaiting approval of its PC-I while sites have been identified across all merged districts pending approvals from the relevant department.
Aip tourism
This document summarizes two tourism development projects in Pakistan's merged districts. The first project has a budget of 494 million rupees to promote tourism activities and festivals in the merged districts between 2022-2023. So far 7.8 million rupees have been utilized for a cycle rally in Orakzai district. The second project has a budget of 3,000 million rupees to establish tourist destinations, picnic spots, and information centers in the merged districts by 2023. A total of 2,400 million rupees has been identified for developing sites across the districts, including rest areas, destinations, and information centers. Pictures of potential development sites are provided for several districts.
Aip dev
The document provides information on youth development projects and facilities being established in Merged Districts of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. It details an allocation of Rs. 1150 million for the youth package with Rs. 580 million released and utilized. In 2019-20, Rs. 200 million was allocated but only Rs. 100 million was transferred due to COVID-19. In 2020-21, activities included vehicle purchases, funds transfers, and office establishment. A financial plan for 2021-22 includes various programs and initiatives with a total allocation of Rs. 721 million. The scheme covers all Merged Districts collectively without sub-division allocations. No unapproved schemes are pending.
Progress report
The document summarizes the progress made in procuring equipment and resources for the newly formed Tourism Police force in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. 200 constables have been recruited and issued offer letters. Arms, ammunition, and wireless equipment orders have been placed. Vehicles and motorcycles are in the procurement process. Uniforms will be procured once lab reports are received. Training with the KP Police is planned for January 2022. Furniture specifications have been submitted for approval. Accommodation is being arranged through rented buildings in tourism districts.
Stacy updated presentation cs nov 2021
The document provides an organizational overview and updates on projects from the Department of Tourism, Culture, Sports, Youth Affairs, Archaeology & Museums in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. It outlines the department's structure, regulatory bodies, priority sectors including sports and cricket development, tourism promotion activities, investment projects, and progress on conservation efforts at archaeological sites and museums. Key initiatives discussed are the outsourcing of rest houses and camping pods, development of new sports facilities, and cultural events held to promote domestic tourism in the province.
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This document outlines the progress and timeline for 5 proposed tourism development projects in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province under the Public Sector Development Program Plus (PSDP+). Feasibility studies were completed for projects focused on developing tourist resorts and sites. Current work includes legal reviews, master plans, cost estimates and financial models. A final feasibility report is targeted for April 2021 with bidding documents to follow. The process for selecting a mode of implementation such as leasing or public-private partnerships will depend on the feasibility report findings and government approval targeted for July 2022.
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The document provides an organizational structure and progress update for the Department of Tourism, Culture, Sports, Youth Affairs, Archaeology & Museums in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. It outlines the department's sectors and authorities, key projects such as camping pods and cricket grounds, and regulatory structures. Progress is reported on outsourcing rest houses, conservation activities, and promotion events, with details on investment activities, sports facilities, and archeology sites and museums.
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2. The tourism industry in the Yucatán generates billions annually and all stakeholders work to ensure safety of visitors. Drug cartels reportedly maintain a "no war zone" in the peninsula to protect tourism.
3. Communities in the Yucatán have long
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Final projects tourism department
The document discusses several proposed tourism investment projects in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan. It highlights that KP province has significant tourism potential as 75% of Pakistan's tourism exists there. It then presents details of 5 proposed major projects - an adventure theme park in Galliyat, upgrading an existing chairlift facility in Ayubia, developing a riverside area in Bahrain district of Swat for camping and activities, creating a water sports resort in Hund village of Swabi, and developing a province park and zoo along the Kabul River in Nowshera. For each project, it provides key details like location, total investment amount, expected annual income, return on investment period. The overall document aims to
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The document discusses potential investment opportunities in the tourism sector in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. It notes that the province has a varied landscape and many historical and religious sites that attract tourists. Several new tourist destinations are opening up that are off the beaten track. A survey found that the tourism sector in four sites provides over 8,000 jobs and contributes over $650 million annually to the local economy. The document proposes several specific investment opportunities, including developing eco-tourism villages, upgrading resorts, building ski resorts, and creating adventure theme parks. One such proposed project is an adventure theme park in Galliyat that would cost an estimated $780 million with an expected annual net income of $126 million and
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Document 26
The document discusses gaps and remedies for boosting tourism potential in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan. Some key gaps identified include lack of infrastructure, inadequate lodging facilities, sociological factors deterring tourists, and frequent natural calamities. Remedies proposed are infrastructure development, improving public services, encouraging private sector involvement, promoting mountain and spiritual/religious tourism, and international promotion of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa's tourism. If addressed properly, tourism could significantly contribute to the province and country's economic growth and development.
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- 1. GOVERNMENT OF KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA Sports, Youth Affairs, Tourism, Archaeology & Museum Department 13-A, Khyber Road, Peshawar Cantt., Phone: 9212086, 9212535 No.PO(TSYA&M)/ADP-REV/2013-14 Dated Peshawar the November 20, 2014 To, 1. The Secretary to Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, P&D Department, Peshawar 2. The Secretary to Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Finance Department, Peshawar Subject: SECOND REVISION OF THE PC-I OF ADP 2014-15 BEARING COMPUTER CODE 110088 FOR THE POST OF CHIEF ENGINEER TO BE CONSIDERED IN THE DEPARTMENTAL DEVELOPMENTAL WORKING PARTY MEETING SCHEDULED FOR 26-11-2014 AT 11:30 AM UNDER THE CHAIRMANSHIP OF SECRETARY SPORTS, YOUTH AFFAIRS, TOURISM, ARCHAEOLOGY & MUSEUM DEPARTMENT IN HIS OFFICE Dear Sir, I am directed to refer to the subject cite above and enclose herewith PC-Is and working paper of the ADP 2014-15 scheme bearing computer code 110088 for the DDWP meeting scheduled to be held on 26/11/2014 at 1130am under the chairmanship of the Administrative Secretary of this Department. Kindly depute the concerned representative of your department to attend the meeting at 1130 on 26 November 2014 in the conference room of TCKP please. Yours faithfully (Hayat Ali) Chief Planning Officer Endst. No. & Date even. Copy forwarded to:- The Engineering Wing , Sports Department , Sports Complex Hayatabad, Peshawar The Private Secretary to Secretary to Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Sports, Tourism, Archaeology, Museums and Youth Affairs Department. Chief Planning Officer