Legislative Mapping
The legislative mapping intends to shed light on laws, acts, or the ordinances that are directly or indirectly related to Environment or Climate Change. This provides information on the legislative coverage of all environmental laws. The mapping will not only provide a complete picture of the existing environmental legislation in Pakistan but also inform stakeholders to review and amend the legislation to achieve clean environment
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Forest
Marine & Fish
Animals
Environment
Chemical
Water Resources
Air
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COP26 – The Role of Parliaments in Climate and Nature Policy
Environmental Protection Agency Consultation Workshop
ADDRESS OF HIS HOLINESS POPE FRANCIS TO THE PARTICIPANTS IN THE PRE-COP26 PARLIAMENTARY MEETING
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Pakistan and Climate Change
Pakistan, which has been listed as the 7th most vulnerable country affected by climate change (CC), is now seriously tackling the vagaries of weather, both at the official as well as non-official level. Pakistan’s extreme vulnerability from Climate Change is understandable owing to its geographic, demographic, and diverse climatic conditions. Of particular concern are the climate change threats to water, energy, and food security due to the inherent arid climate coupled with the high degree of reliance on water from glacial snowmelt.