Environment & Natural Resources

The country currently leads the Green Climate Fund at the global strategic level besides readying to protect its people and ecosystems from climate change’s impact with ‘Recharge Pakistan’.

Introduction of extensive regulatory framework involving lengthy procedures of registration, security clearance and funding collection approvals in 2019 is posing challenges for civil society organisations (CSOs) in responding effectively to disasters in Pakistan.  

The international community can provide the financial means for establishing independent institutions and support the institution in developing an inclusive and viable strategy for implementing renewable energy systems in rural areas of Afghanistan.

Successful green energy initiative transforms Pakistan's remote region into a thriving town.

Green startups are finally gaining momentum in Pakistan, incorporating innovative ideas with good faith and technology to build a more sustainable future. This article explores the journey, successes, and challenges faced by two Pakistani startups working on solutions to tackle environmental issues and move towards sustainable living.

An efficient and less expensive technique seems to be working in recharging groundwater and checking flash flood in Pakistan’s capital.

An agreement on “Loss and Damage” is the only saving grace for COP27 that has nothing new to offer on reducing greenhouse gases.

The mushrooming growth of housing societies on agricultural land in Pakistan endangers its food security.

Pakistan, which depends heavily on fossil fuels for power, must find an alternative to its chronic energy crisis.