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Download This research paper explores the emerging potential of the carbon credit market in Pakistan, examining its capacity to mitigate the adverse effects of climate change while promoting economic growth. An efficiently managed clean development mechanism (CDM) is essential for attracting investments and…

PAPER by Amna Ejaz Rafi 02/05/2024

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Belt and Road Initiative: Objectives and Challenges

Download The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is a Chinese led investment plan wherein the focus is to connect to world regions through economic cooperation. So far, 151 countries from Asia, Europe, Africa and Middle East have joined BRI. The two-way trade investment…

PAPER by Dr. Aneel Salman 17/04/2024

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Climate Finance For Pakistan: what and how.?

Download Existing international climate finance is insufficient to meet Pakistan's mitigation and adaptation needs defined in its Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC). To bridge this gap, Pakistan requires innovative financing solutions, such as concessional finance instruments like green bonds, debt-for-climate swaps, nature performance bonds,…

PAPER by Dr. Aneel Salman 08/03/2024

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Gross Marine Product of Pakistan: Revisited

Download With a 90% share in global trade, the Marine economy is considered to be a new growth point in the global economic paradigm. Due to Pakistan’s strategic geography, the Blue economy significantly contributes to the national GDP. More than…

PAPER by Dr. Aneel Salman 05/03/2024

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Climate Security Index: Analysing South Asia’s Climate Resilience

Download This paper provides an in-depth analysis of climate security in South Asia, a region significantly impacted by climate change. It evaluates active climate funding projects and policies in each South Asian country, highlighting the diverse challenges such as land, food, health,…

PAPER by Dr. Faiza Ismail 27/12/2023

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ISRAEL PALESTINE CONFLICT: WATERING THE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF ARM ANDAMMUNITION INDUSTRY WITH PALESTINIANBLOOD!!

Download After World War I, the winning alliance decided to partition the Ottoman Empire. They decided to divide the conquered nations among themselves. The Palestinian region was taken over by the British. In 1918, the League of Nations accepted the British mandate over…

Operationalising Carbon Credit Markets in Pakistan: Challenges and Prospects

Belt and Road Initiative: Objectives and Challenges

Climate Finance For Pakistan: what and how.?

Gross Marine Product of Pakistan: Revisited

Climate Security Index: Analysing South Asia’s Climate Resilience

ISRAEL PALESTINE CONFLICT: WATERING THE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF ARM ANDAMMUNITION INDUSTRY WITH PALESTINIANBLOOD!!

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