As Pakistan continues to navigate its climate policy, the focus must shift beyond high-level dialogues to real, community-level impact—especially for vulnerable, indigenous populations. Acumen, a global nonprofit impact investor, recently announced a $90 million commitment…
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has emphasized the need to make schools in Pakistan climate-resilient to better adapt to the growing challenges of climate change. This recommendation aligns with the country's increasing vulnerability to climate-induced…
Dr. Cristina Menegazzi, an expert in culture and heritage at UNESCO Pakistan, recently delivered an in-depth analysis on disaster risk management for heritage sites. She highlighted that these sites face multiple threats, often grouped into…
Pakistan Petroleum Limited (PPL) has made a significant discovery of gas and condensate at its exploration well, Pateji X-1, located in Block 2467-16 (Shah Bandar) within the Sujawal District of Sindh. This discovery underscores the…
Understanding the New Collective Quantified Goals (NCQG) at COP29 involves grasping a pivotal shift in international climate finance intended to replace the longstanding $100 billion per year pledge from developed nations, which was established in…
Report: SUNEEL KUMAR Climate change and environmental degradation are global challenges, but their impacts are felt most acutely in urban centers like Karachi. As cities grow, the strain on natural ecosystems and resources intensifies, leading…
At COP29, the Chief Minister of Sindh took a significant step by signing a declaration focused on children, youth, and advocacy in the context of climate action. This initiative highlights the Sindh government's commitment to…
On Thursday, a significant panel discussion took place at the Pakistan Pavilion on the sidelines of the COP29 summit. The panel brought together leading voices from Pakistan’s climate sector, including government officials, climate experts, civil…
Report & Photos: By Suneel Kumar (Tharparkar) Tharparkar, a region that already battles the challenges of extreme heat and scarcity of water, is increasingly facing the wrath of lightning strikes. With the monsoon season now…
The people of rural and remote areas of Sindh, have witnessed a transformative shift toward the use of solar power for operating tubewells and powering households due to unaffordable power tariff. This change is largely…
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