Who Pays for Climate Change in Pakistan?
When we talk about climate change, we talk about carbon, degrees, and disasters. We rarely talk about who is left to pick up the pieces.
In Pakistan – one of the most climate-vulnerable countries in the world – the price of a flood, a heatwave, or a failed crop is not paid equally.
In this discussion, we ask: What happens to women’s livelihoods when the fields dry up or the water takes everything? How does climate stress fuel conflict, migration and insecurity at home? And why are the voices most affected by the crisis the least heard in climate policy?
Join us as we move beyond the headlines to explore the deeply gendered reality of climate change – where livelihood, survival, and peace are all at stake.
About the Speakers:
- Junaid Yaqoob Khan
(Project Management Professional; Director Programs, Center for Research and Security Studies) - Ghulam Murtaza
(Development Practitioner; Executive Director, Peace and Education Foundation) - M. Hussain Amin
(Development Professional; Senior Programme Manager at E HANDS — Moderator)
These classes are free and open to all subject to registration and approval.
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