Shafqat Kakakhel a retired Pakistani diplomat and ex-UNEP Deputy Executive Director. He wrote for Criterion Quarterly: The Indus Waters Treaty: Negotiation, Implementation, New Challenges, and Future Prospects The Indus River Basin and Climate Change Pakistan’s Water Security: The Transboundary Dimension Pakistan’s Climate Agenda
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by Ambassador (R) Shafqat Kakakhel* *The author is a former Ambassador and Deputy Secretary General of UNEP. Abstract This article seeks to review the major policies evolved by Pakistan and the institutions established by it to promote efforts toward mitigation and adaptation of climate change and mobilize financial resources to implement its climate programs and
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Ambassador (R) Shafqat Kakakhel* * The author is a former Ambassador and Deputy Secretary General of UNEP. Pakistan depends for more than seventy per cent (70%) of its surface freshwater on the Indus River Basin’s major tributaries which originate in or transit through India and Kashmir and Afghanistan. Most of the rivers rising within Pakistan
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