Speakers at IBA conference reject reactive policies; urge youth participation, climate literacy, localised finance

There are several departments, including women’s development, social welfare, labour, health, and others that are not playing their due role in empowering agricultural working women. Photo: File

Pakistan must undertake an overhaul and integration of its climate governance and social protection systems to withstand the rising frequency and severity of climate shocks, experts said at the Fifth Annual International Conference — A New Global Order, Yet Again — organised by the IBA.

Speaking during a panel discussion titled “Climate Change and Social Protection,” leading climate specialists, researchers and development practitioners stressed that the country’s

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