A recent panel discussion at the Pre-LCOY KPK 2025 event spotlighted the vital roles that youth, women, and faith leaders play in advancing Pakistan’s climate goals. The session brought together experts and advocates to discuss how inclusive leadership can drive progress on the nation’s Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) and National Adaptation Plan (NAP).
Panelists stressed the need for greater community engagement, highlighting the ways in which young people and women contribute unique perspectives and energy to climate action. The discussion also addressed intergenerational equity, emphasizing that all age groups must have a voice in shaping sustainable solutions for the future.
Faith leaders were recognized for their influence and moral authority, with the conversation focusing on their ability to inspire communities to embrace climate justice as a cultural and spiritual responsibility. The panel concluded that integrating diverse voices into national climate strategies is essential for achieving equity, fostering a sense of ownership, and ensuring the long-term success of Pakistan’s climate commitments.
