Pakistan's Climate Challenge Is Not a Technology Problem
Pakistan's climate crisis is not a technology or financing problem. It is a governance problem. Despite numerous policy frameworks, implementation…
PGAN Alumni Journal Climate Resilience
Briefings and arguments from PGAN alumni. Every piece lists its theme, the date it was published, and a short account of the case it makes.
Pakistan's climate crisis is not a technology or financing problem. It is a governance problem. Despite numerous policy frameworks, implementation…
Following the catastrophic 2022 floods, Pakistan’s recovery from 2022 to 2025 has focused on strengthening water infrastructure, integrating climate…
Lahore’s rapid growth has brought prosperity but also unprecedented strain on its infrastructure. Unchecked expansion, traffic congestion, and water…
Karachi’s worsening water and drainage crisis threatens its sustainability and growth. With millions lacking access to clean water and monsoon floods…
Pakistan’s recurring floods from 2010 to the catastrophic monsoons of 2022 and 2025 reveal deep-rooted flaws in infrastructure, planning, and…
Pakistan’s growing electric vehicle market depends on smart, efficient, and locally developed charging infrastructure. This blog highlights a…
Pakistan’s energy sector is undergoing a quiet revolution, evolving from traditional electrical systems to intelligent, data-driven networks powered…
Pakistan’s energy transformation is being led by smart grid technologies that combine innovation, efficiency, and sustainability. Through AI, data…
Pakistan’s Local Resilience Networks are redefining disaster response through community empowerment, technology, and collaboration. From Karachi to…
Rural Punjab and Sindh are witnessing a solar revolution. Small businesses, from mills to cooperatives, are embracing solar power for profit and…
Pakistan’s journey of resilience continues to inspire. From rebuilding after the 2022 and 2025 floods to strengthening defense through a new security…
Pakistan’s shift to renewable energy is transforming its future. From major solar and wind projects to a surge in household solar adoption reported…
About this journal
Essays and briefings written for the Pakistan Global Alumni Network. Each article is a finished piece: a title, a theme, a publication date, and the argument in full. Podcasts and event listings live in their own sections.
Pieces are grouped by theme, including climate, public policy, knowledge and enterprise, culture, human development, and peace and security. Open a theme to read only that shelf.
Search the title or the argument, or follow a theme. On an article, each tag links back to other pieces that share it.
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