The Sindhu River follows a complex path from its origin at 18,000 feet in the Himalayas near Lake Mapam. It flows northwest for roughly 200 miles before crossing into the disputed territory of Kashmir in India and then into Pakistan. It eventually exits the mountainous region and flows into ...
The Shreechap CFUG had access to river water for irrigation, but the Bhanjyang CFUG relied on water springs, so they shifted their farming practices to low-irrigation agricultural practices. Table 3. Perception of respondents of both CFUGs on livelihood capitals. The landslides, obstructed ...