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WWF-UK will engage donor/aid agencies in the UK and regionally around climate change adaptation and water governance issues in Pakistan, and aim to raise awareness of these issues and influence their investments and support for Pakistan. WWF-UK will make connections with other organizations for adaptation with experts and help convene regional discussions. 
For more information please visit the website:


http://www.wwf.org.uk/

 

Leadership for Environment and Development (LEAD)

LEAD Pakistan is a non-profit organization working since 1995 to create and sustain a global network of leaders who are committed to promoting change towards the patterns of sustainable development that is economically sound, environmentally responsible and socially equitable in line with Agenda 21.
LEAD is partnered with WWF-P’s CCAP for training and capacity building of staff and beneficiaries. LEAD will take responsibility for capacity-building of governments and authorities at different levels and local communities, and will work with the scientific community and other national NGOs. LEAD Pakistan brings to the project the valuable ‘LEAD International Network of Fellows’, a network of over 1000 members providing climate change knowledge and experience from different regions of the world. LEAD is also partner to the recently announced Climate and Development Knowledge Network (CDKN), which forms part of an international consortium funded by DfID. CDKN aims to strengthen developing country research capacity and support international climate change knowledge.For more information please visit the website:
www.lead.org.pk

 

 

 

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In January 2011, WWF – Pakistan (WWF-P) was awarded a project by the EC funds from ‘Environment and Natural Resource Thematic Programme’ budget line (ENRTP). The project “Building Capacity on Climate Change adaptation in Coastal Areas of Pakistan” (CCAP) is being implemented in collaboration with WWF – UK and Lead Pakistan.
The CCAP project intends to reduce the risks faced by vulnerable communities in coastal areas of Pakistan through the implementation of a variety of actions. These include intervention related to adaptation and building capability among vulnerable coastal communities; in addition to promoting integrated water resources management, and river basin management. The project also focuses on supporting governance mechanisms to become more responsive and robust when addressing climate variability and change related impacts.

Overall Objective (2025)

“By 2025, coastal areas in Pakistan and neighbouring regions [will] have climate resilient ecosystems to support the livelihoods / lives of coastal communities”

Specific Objective (2015)

“By 2015, government and community climate adaptation capacity is increased and water governance strengthened, to improve climate resilience of Indus Delta ecosystem processes on which coastal communities depend, supported by regional and transboundary cooperation on adaptation in river deltas”
 

  • Climate Change Adaptation Project

    WWF - Pakistan
    606 - 607 Fortune Centre, Block 6, P.E.C.H.S.,
    Shahra-e-Faisal , Karachi. Tel: +92 21 34544791-92, Fax:+ 92 21 34544790

 

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