As the world grapples with the increasing challenges of climate change, Pakistan is facing unprecedented threats to its agricultural sector. Rising temperatures, changing precipitation patterns, and increased frequency of extreme weather events are all taking a toll on the country’s crops and farmers.
According to recent studies, Pakistan’s agricultural productivity is expected to decline significantly due to climate change. This will not only affect the livelihoods of millions of farmers but also impact the country’s food security and economy.
It is imperative that the international community steps forward to support Pakistan in confronting these challenges. This support must include financial assistance, technology transfer, and comprehensive capacity-building initiatives to enhance the country’s resilience and ability to adapt to the far-reaching impacts of climate change.
Israr Wazeer
Khuzdar
