Pakistan is taking initiatives to protect the socio-economic sectors by making investments worth millions of dollars. It involves particularly water, energy, and agriculture from fallouts of climate change that can be a great help to the country’s overall climate vulnerability and it would protect the lives and livelihoods of everyone.
The special assistant to the Prime Minister on Climate Change Malik Amin Aslam apprised the participants of the UN Climate Summit COP26 in Glasgow that their main focus is to invest in institutional strengthening and capacity building, modernization of the observation infrastructure; data management, and forecasting systems. Malik Asim stated that Pakistan is applying nature-based solutions to bolster climate change adaptation and mitigation objectives that will reduce the damages that happen due to natural disasters.
