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Friday, 06 June 2014 00:00 Women and Water in Balouchistan Print Email Impact of access to water in the village on the lives of women. Improvements to family, health, education and livlihood opportunities. Gunz, Balochistan, Pakistan. Project by IUCN. Film by Eckova, You are here:Home#River Blogs#Near East#Arabian Sea Coast#Dasht#Women and Water in Balouchistan Additional Info Location: 26.05,62.89 Read 1687 times Show Street View Tweet Published in Dasht Tagged under Drought Drinking Water Gender Related items Climate change in Chad Lake Urmia Revival: Iranians pitch in to save disappearing lake (Ramsar ID 38) Zayandeh-Rud documentry Lively Kyzylkum desert. The nature of Uzbekistan Dried-up Aral Sea springs back to life More in this category: « Mangroves and Livlihood - Balouchistan back to top