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It is gratifying to note that Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan is the paradise of forests and trees. In comparison with less than 5% of the national average 17% area of the province is decorated with rich and dense forests expending along the major portion of Hazara and Malakand divisions. These forests contribute a lot to provincial income, public jobs and economic uplift of the country. Keeping in view these advantages of the forests it becomes imperative to preserve our forest resources by a careful utilization and vigilant protection of forest lands. Regulated harvesting of forest and proper conservation practices can ensure the safety of forests and the maintenance of necessary ecological balance.
Importance and need of forest resources and forest based industries is an admitted fact for the economic development of a country and there can be no two opinions in this respect. It is encouraging to note that the Forest Development corporation,Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, although a new fangled organization, is focusing in its planning strategy, on the promotion of this industry as a key priority sector. The tremendous growth in the shape of timber production and sale in the province is really a good omen towards achievement of the desired goals and objectives.
If profit is a measure of success, FDC is a classical example of a success story. It has earned a net profit of more than two billion rupees in the form of movable and immovable assets. Even in physical and quantifiable terms, FDC has achieved remarkable success. This has been accomplished through well planned and well executed strategy of development including construction of bottom valley roads and bridges, mechanization of forest operations, purchase of machinery and consistent programs to impart training to forest staff.
I, therefore, appreciate the FDC management for its efforts and achievements realized so far and hope that, in future, no efforts would be spared to preserve the provincial natural resources through modern forest harvesting practices in the best interests of the people, the province and the country.
I am extremely grateful to Almighty ALLAH for providing us with the ability, understanding and insight to carry out our business in a highly professional manner. Unlike many other public sector Corporations, FDC, as a whole, has always remained a successful organization and it has kept on improving every year in spite of intense competition in the timber trade. I am also thankful to the FDC employees for their hard work and dedication in making the FDC a profit earning organization.
Since its inception FDC performed very well to generate revenue for the provincial Govt. in the form of taxes and duties, pay millions to the locals in form of royalty, contribute to Forestry Development Fund for resource rebuilding and create direct and indirect employment opportunities to locals of rural areas besides development of skilled labour through its on job training programs.
The corporation is trying its best to preserve this valuable natural resource of the province through scientific forest harvesting practices, regenerate forests through its Annual Development Programs, earn revenue to the provincial exchequer by adopting effective and transparent marketing techniques for sale of timber and provide high grade seasoned timber to the house holds and industries across the country.
I lay my profound trust on all my team members, skilled and meticulous manpower that has enabled FDC to compete in the commercial sector.
Administrative Procedure Rules, 1979
Constitution and Functioning of the Price Commi |
FDC Sale of Timber Rules 1984
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