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The religious parties came to power in North West Frontier Province (NWFP) in November 2002 and since then have taken some drastic measures.

NATO says the number of cross-border infiltrations has risen sharply this year.One bit of hopeful news was the rout of Islamist parties in NWFP in the recent election, where the winner was the secular Pushtun nationalist party, the Awami National Party, which opposes the militants.

Since much of the WC ecoregion is public forestland, the reduction in harvests associated with implementation of the Northwest Forest Plan (NWFP) in the early 1990s [ 31] had a notable impact on the overall rate of harvesting [ 24, 32].

ISLAMABAD, 28 October 2009 – More than 100 new schools have now been constructed and handed over to the government in Pakistan-Administered Kashmir and the North West Frontier Province (NWFP), in an initiative by UNICEF and Pakistan's Earthquake Reconstruction and Recovery Authority (ERRA) to "build back better" in areas where schools were destroyed in the 2005 earthquake.

In both provinces, the number of girls in primary school has gone up to a little over one third of the total student population from a level of one quarter in Balochistan and a little less than one third in NWFP in 1993.

Fauzia Minallah, a young artist and graphic designer from Islamabad has been at work in Havelian camp, Mansehra district NWFP, assisting in the design of one innovative hygiene promotion campaign drawing on interpersonal techniques.

SRSP is working with UNICEF for capacity enhancement of the district education department in Upper Dir district of the North West Frontier Province (NWFP) especially in the area of social mobilization and improved governance.

Scores of women students from the Tribal Areas of the neighboring Northwest Frontier Province (NWFP), died in the army's assault.

In the North West Frontier Province (NWFP), the number in 1997 has increased by 33.3% as compared to 1993.

Across Pakistan, the religious tenor has been correspondingly radicalised: the tolerant, Sufi-minded Barelvi form of Islam is now out of fashion in northern Pakistan, especially in the NWFP, overtaken by the rise of the more hardline and politicised Wahhabism.

We selected the four districts purposively for the capacity-building initiative: Khairpur in Sindh province, Haripur in North West Frontier province (NWFP), and Khanewal and Sialkot in Punjab province.