Pakistan climate change

So far, Pakistan has received aid from China, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Turkey, Uzbekistan, U.A.E. and other countries. 

Pakistan’s floods highlight the dire risks of climate change in South Asia, so why is there so little Green politics in the region?

The disaster is hitting a poor country that has contributed relatively little to the world's climate problem.

Sixty percent of the houses destroyed across Pakistan in recent floods were in Balochistan. Poor infrastructure and extreme poverty increase vulnerability.

Why does Karachi flood almost every year during the monsoon season?

The country’s vulnerability to natural disasters and adverse effects on labor productivity will add to its existing challenges and concerns.

In addition to the direct damage done to locals, the flooding also spells disaster for Pakistan's long-term water security.

Cooperation around climate change could also pave way for normalization of relations between both countries.

As the climate emergency brings rising seas, Gwadar’s Ganz village is losing the battle after centuries of existence.

The depletion of natural habitats in Pakistan is a problem in need of greater attention.

Pakistan needs access to global climate funds to combat climate change impacts.

Kashmala Kakakhel outlines how Pakistan is faring in the world of international climate finance.