Pakistan

The ‘Living Indus Initiative’ embarks on an outreach and advocacy that would lead to the acknowledgement of the Indus as a living body with a judicially acknowledged status.

Pakistan played a crucial role in operationalizing the Loss and Damage Fund which was announced on the very first day of the COP and played an active role during the two weeks long conference which saw some difficult negotiations

Most climate change experts agree that the success of COP28 in Dubai depends on the governments of the world taking major steps forward in the key areas of climate finance

The recent surge in colossal projects unfolding in Pakistan’s vital port city have been hailed as transformative by those in power but can they be both inclusive and sustainable?

Is water diversion from Deosai National Park the only solution?

As climate induced disasters damage educational infrastructures in Pakistan, the country struggles to bring millions of out of school children back to schools.

Can the Japanese technique of Miyawaki that creates dense forests with native plants be the solution to the environmental challenges that Pakistan’s largest city faces?

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.