The climate change will be significant impacts on geographic processes and ecosystems. As a result of these changes, glaciers are melting, ocean and sea levels are rising, biodiversity is being destroyed, natural disasters are increasing and their intensity is increasing, health problems are occurring, etc. complications are being observed. From this point of view, it…
Islamabad: The Institute of Regional Studies (IRS) organized a pre-COP29 panel discussion titled ‘Bridging the Gap: Humanitarian/Development Agencies and Climate Adaptation in Pakistan,’ where Senator Sherry Rehman stressed that climate financing for developing countries should be a priority at COP29. She urged major emitters to honor their Internationally Determined Contributions (IDCs) and advocated for a…
Islamabad: Pakistan is strategically positioning itself to lead climate diplomacy by aligning with regional values, as emphasized by Romina Khurshid Alam, Prime Minister’s Coordinator for Climate Change. Alam highlighted the need for climate adaptation strategies that address Pakistan’s unique vulnerabilities while contributing to global climate finance discussions at the upcoming COP29. The “Pakistan’s Climate Resilience:…
Islamabad :The Ministry of Climate Change and Environmental Coordination (MoCC&EC), in partnership with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and Global Shield Secretariat, has finalized Pakistan’s priority actions in climate and disaster risk finance and insurance (CDRFI). The recently concluded validation session marked the culmination of a comprehensive stock-take and gap analysis, positioning Pakistan to…
Global climate changes are seriously worrying the countries of the world. The world is facing the global climate crisis, inequality, and tragedies caused by wars, which countries cannot cope with alone. That is why every year the Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change holds events in different cities, discusses…
Islamabad: Prime Minister’s Coordinator on Climate Change and Environmental Coordination (MoCC&EC), Romina Khurshid Alam, underscored the significance of COP29 as a platform for Pakistan to present its climate actions, challenges, and potential solutions. She made these remarks while addressing a meeting of development partners to discuss preparations for the 29th COP of the UNFCCC. Alam…
Islamabad :The seminar on ‘Climate-Compatible Education’ organized by the Institute of Regional Studies (IRS) in Islamabad brought together key figures to discuss the role of education in addressing climate change. Notable participants included Ms. Romina Khurshid Alam, Coordinator to the Prime Minister on Climate Change; Mr. Punjul Nugraha, Director of the D-8 Organisation for Economic…
ISLAMABAD: A four-member delegation of students from Italy’s Milan University called on Coordinator to Prime Minister on Climate Change Romina Khurshid Alam to discuss the pressing issue of climate change and its impacts on Pakistan. During the meeting held here in the climate change and environmental delegation ministry, the students’ delegation was also apprised of…
Islamabad: The seminar organized by the Institute of Regional Studies entitled “Strengthening Transboundary Resilience: Enhancing Regional Cooperation,” highlighted the shared challenges posed by climate change and emphasized the importance of collaborative efforts across borders. Experts from various fields discussed critical issues such as transboundary water resilience, agricultural challenges, and the need for long-term vision in…
NGOs and social activists from the USA, Great Britain, Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, Italy, Hungary, Australia, Pakistan, Nigeria, Algeria, Cameroon, Mexico, India addressed a letter to the Azerbaijan National NGO Forum and expressed strong support for Azerbaijan as the host of COP 29. The letter addressed to the Azerbaijan National NGO Forum by NGOs and social…
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