$10m youth climate plan targets 1,000 green projects, aims to train 5,000 students
Punjab's climate department will lead a proposed Youth Climate Action Grants initiative across Pakistan.
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Pakistan's Environment Protection and Climate Change Department (EPCCD) in Punjab has been identified as the lead agency for a proposed $10 million Youth Climate Action Grants project, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan.
The initiative aims to support more than 1,000 youth-led green projects while building the climate-action capacity of 5,000 university students across the country.
The project is reportedly being processed under relevant government channels, though further procedural and funding details were not fully specified in available reporting.
The plan reflects a broader push to involve young people in climate-related initiatives, pairing direct project funding with training components aimed at expanding climate literacy among students.
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