What FATA Wants
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The document discusses the wants and needs of the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) of Pakistan. It notes that FATA consists of 7 agencies and 6 frontier regions. The people, especially the youth, want permanent peace for sustainable economic development. A development bank is needed to support economic growth. Skills training and university education are being provided to youth and women to generate over 10,000 jobs annually. Media development and a new university are being established while literacy programs target women's literacy. Tourism potential exists but forests need protection. Judicial reforms are sought while stakeholders work towards FATA's development.
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- 3. Peace People especially youth want permanent peace solution for sustainable economic development of FATA. Government along with law enforcing agencies is trying to restore peace. Development Bank A financial development institution like ZTBL, IDBL and SME Bank is need of hour. Government has approved Development Bank of FATA.
- 4. Jobs for Youth Skills training is being imparted to youth and women of FATA. Universities in Pakistan also earmark quota for students of FATA. SMEDA and FATA Development Authority (FDA) are planning to provide more than 10,000 jobs annually in tribal areas. Media Development There are couple of newspapers and magazines published from FATA. Government is facilitating people to establish newspapers and radio channels for free flow of information.
- 5. University Female Literacy There are 3660 primary schools and 37 degree colleges in FATA but there is need of a university. Government has approved a separate university. HEC is working in this regard. Female literacy is 10.5% in FATA. Female literacy in Frontier Region Bannu is 1%. Government, FATA Boy Scouts Association (FBSA) and Poverty Eradication Initiative (PEI) are trying to increase literacy level in women and men.
- 6. Tourism Promotion Climate Development Important sites are Jamrud Fort, Wana, Razmak, Mandar Dam and Shakai Pass. Investors can set up tourist resorts of international standards. Area under forests is low in FATA. In April 2013, Government earmarked Rs.750 million for plantation and protection of natural forests.
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