Held
From Belém to Antalya: Pakistan's Position
Pre-COP31 Multi-Stakeholder Consultation
- Date
- Venue
- Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad
A multi-stakeholder consultation on the position Pakistan carries from COP30 in Belém to COP31 in Antalya. Two roundtable streams took up the thematic areas across government, research and civil society, and the record becomes a multi-stakeholder position paper for COP31.
What came out of the room.
- Government, research institutions and civil society set out the position Pakistan carries from COP30 in Belém to COP31 in Antalya.
- Two roundtable streams took up adaptation finance, just transition, and loss and damage.
- The record of the room is being drafted into a multi-stakeholder position paper for COP31.
The position paper goes to the Ministry of Climate Change and Environmental Coordination first. It will be published here for anyone to read once it has been submitted.
Thematic areas
Adaptation finance
Pakistan's adaptation priorities and the distance between assessed need and available support.
Just transition
Pakistan's solar boom is running ahead of national energy policy, reaching health facilities, schools, water schemes and remote settlements.
Loss and damage
Pakistan's access to the Fund responding to Loss and Damage and to other channels.
How the position was shaped
Two roundtable streams took up the three thematic areas across government, research and civil society. The record becomes the multi-stakeholder position paper for COP31 — the position was shaped in the room, not circulated in advance.
Convening
- Ministry of Climate Change and Environmental Coordination
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Ministry of Planning and Development
- Youth negotiators and observers
- Women representatives
- Civil society organisations
In partnership with
SDPI
Sustainable Development Policy Institute
ISSI
Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad