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GCISC struggles with budget, 13 scientists for Pakistan’s climate work
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GCISC struggles with budget, 13 scientists for Pakistan’s climate work
Islamabad – Pakistan’s premier climate science institution, the Global Climate Change Impact Studies Centre, is operating under severe financial stress and a critical human resource crisis, even as the country faces intensifying climate threats. The Minister for Climate Change and Environmental Coordination delivered a stark briefing to Parliament, confirming that the Centre responsible for Pakistan’s climate modelling, UNFCCC reporting and tech…
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