Ministry of Climate Change Pakistan

 Ministry of Climate Change (Pakistan)

Ministry of Climate Change Pakistan

The Ministry of Climate Change is a ministry of the Government of Pakistan.

Ministry of Climate Change Ministry of Climate Change Agency Review Established August 4, 2017.

Climate Change Division, Cabinet Secretariat.

Scope of Pakistan President's Office Islamabad, Islamabad Federal Capital Territory Minister responsible

Mushahidullah Khan

Under agencies

Pakistan Environmental Protection Agency,
Zoological Survey Department,

Islamabad,

A two-day National Training Workshop on Greenhouse Gas Inventory Platform and Ecosystem, Reporting and Verification was organized in Islamabad with Special Guest Environment Secretary Naheed Shah Durrani.

Training Workshops Conducted by GCISC, CITEPA, GIZ Pakistan, NDC Partnership, BMU, ACTERRA, Office International de l'Eau (OIEau) and Ministry of Climate Change

In collaboration with Addressing the workshop, Naheed Shah Durrani, Secretary, Ministry of Climate Change, Government of Pakistan, said that in view of climate change in Pakistan, Pakistan has made climate change one of its top priorities to make Pakistan an internationally friendly country. can go. 

Pakistan Environmental Protection Agency,

Addressing the inaugural session of the workshop, Naheed Shah Durrani said that climate change has become a major concern for developing countries and Pakistan is also vulnerable to climate change. Impacts affect Pakistan. He further said that the government of Pakistan would co-operate fully with international and national institutions to formulate priorities in line with climate change. To be aware of what has been done to improve the environment. 

Despite Pakistan being the fifth largest country in the world in terms of population, greenhouse gas emissions in Pakistan are less than one percent and efforts are being made to reduce it further. A framework is being developed in the National Greenhouse Gas Inventory Project to collect data on greenhouse gas inventories, share data, report data, and coordinate the organization's arrangements with the UNFCCC. Can be made in accordance with the guidelines and the Paris Agreement. 

The two-day workshop was attended by representatives of various institutions including education, research, donors, government of Pakistan and others. 

The participants expressed their views on the priorities of their organizations on climate change and said that it was important to conduct this training workshop. Arif Gohar, Head of Agriculture and Coordinator, GCISC, has launched the monitoring system project in collaboration with GIZ, which aims to improve the implementation of the system in Pakistan and formulate future strategies, he said. Climate change is an important issue and efforts are being made to improve it. That the greenhouse gas inventory platform and ecosystem,

reporting and verification is crucial and through its implementation all countries under the agreement with Paris have agreed on greenhouse gas emissions, climate measures reliable, transparent. He added that the tracking framework would make it easier to establish a national ecosystem and would also help in formulating the UNFCCC communication plan. Mr. Baptiste Charte, Climate change coordinator.