Pakistan’s approach to climate change is undergoing a serious transformation. For years, the country framed its climate vulnerability as a reason to demand international aid. Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb has acknowledged that the era when the world could be expected to step in generously after a climate disaster is effectively over. This marks a major Pakistan climate policy shift from reactive disaster management to proactive governance and domestic responsibility. Background Why Pakistan Needed a New Climate Stance Pakistan contributes less than one percent to global greenhouse gas emissions, yet it…
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