Climate Change
- What We Do
- Climate Change
FWA Climate Action
Pakistan is one of the most vulnerable countries, facing substantial challenges with limited resilience in the context of climate-related adversities. It faces the looming threat of climate change, like global warming, intense precipitation, earthquakes, floods, and droughts. The repercussions of climate change are rapidly escalating, marked by increasing temperatures, extreme weather incidents, and disruptions to ecosystems. FWA underscores the critical need for immediate action to curb emissions, embrace sustainable practices, and safeguard the planet for the well-being of future generations. Considering these imminent challenges, FWA remains unwavering in its dedication to adopting climate resilient practices, with a specific emphasis on leveraging advanced technologies to actively contribute to fostering a more sustainable and secure environment.
Key Projects:
• Resilient Infrastructure: Construction of over 200 disaster-resilient schools to provide safe learning environments during natural disasters.
• Renewable Energy: Solarization of 30 schools to ensure stable, sustainable power supply and reduce climate vulnerability.
• Water & Sanitation: Implementation of sustainable water solutions to combat shortages and improve hygiene.
• Reforestation: Annual plantation campaigns have planted 65,000+ trees, enhancing environmental quality and supporting food security.
• Reuse, Recycle, Recovery: Encouraging eco-friendly waste management practices to reduce environmental impact.
• Education & Awareness: Promoting climate change awareness and sustainable practices within schools and communities.
• Health & Safety: Implementing climate-adaptive health measures to protect vulnerable populations during disasters.
• Climate-Resilient Agriculture: Supporting sustainable farming to improve food security and adaptability to changing climate conditions.
