Waste Management in Pakistan: A Documentary Proposal, Schemes and Mind Maps of Media Management

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Media Sciences — Thesis Proposal Form
Name: Muhammad Shahrukh Baig
PROGRAM:
BMS Film & TV
1. Proposed Title “Documentary” (Drugs)
2. General Concept / Idea
Pakistan.generates about 48.5 million tons of solid.waste.a year,
which has been increasing more than 2 percent annually. ...
Karachi,.Pakistan's.largest city, generates more than 13,500 tons of
municipal.waste.daily. All major cities face enormous challenges on
how to manage urban.waste.
Pakistan generates about 48.5 million tons of solid waste a
year, which has been increasing more than 2 percent
annually. Like other developing countries, Pakistan lacks
waste management infrastructure, creating serious
environmental problems. Most municipal waste is either
burned, dumped or buried on vacant lots, threatening the
health and welfare of the general population. The
Government of Pakistan (GOP) estimates that 87,000 tons of
solid waste is generated per day, mostly from major
metropolitan areas. Karachi, Pakistan’s largest city,
generates more than 13,500 tons of municipal waste daily.
All major cities face enormous challenges on how to manage
urban waste. Bureaucratic hurdles, lack of urban planning,
inadequate waste management equipment, and low public
awareness contribute to the problem.
Existing Solid Waste Management System in Pakistan
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Media Sciences — Thesis Proposal Form

Name: Muhammad Shahrukh Baig PROGRAM:  BMS Film & TV

  1. Proposed Title “Documentary” (Drugs)
  2. General Concept / Idea Pakistan generates about 48.5 million tons of solid waste a year, which has been increasing more than 2 percent annually. ... Karachi, Pakistan's largest city, generates more than 13,500 tons of municipal waste daily. All major cities face enormous challenges on how to manage urban waste.

Pakistan generates about 48.5 million tons of solid waste a

year, which has been increasing more than 2 percent

annually. Like other developing countries, Pakistan lacks

waste management infrastructure, creating serious

environmental problems. Most municipal waste is either

burned, dumped or buried on vacant lots, threatening the

health and welfare of the general population. The

Government of Pakistan (GOP) estimates that 87,000 tons of

solid waste is generated per day, mostly from major

metropolitan areas. Karachi, Pakistan’s largest city,

generates more than 13,500 tons of municipal waste daily.

All major cities face enormous challenges on how to manage

urban waste. Bureaucratic hurdles, lack of urban planning,

inadequate waste management equipment, and low public

awareness contribute to the problem.

Existing Solid Waste Management System in Pakistan

  1. Skills / Things / Resources Required to Carry Out the Proposed Project Editing Shooting Color grading Lighting Cameras Lenses Equipment ENG
  2. How the Things Mentioned Above are to be Obtained? I will myself direct the complete shoot also the editing will be one done by me on premiere, I’ll be taking some help form a friend for color grading, the equipment will be borrowed by a friend. And I’ll pay for the ENG and the people who will come to work on it.