To recover from $40 billion in losses from climate catastrophe flooding, Pakistan needs climate finance to move faster. We make that happen.
Climate Finance Pakistan is a not-for-profit consultancy catalyzing hope into action in the fight against climate change. We offer the services you need with quality you can count on. We are set apart by our team of experts with world class experience in technical projects and delivery of climate finance policy & research.
Climate Focused Impact Investment Fund
We are co-building Pakistan's first climate-only impact fund to ensure that financially viable climate projects in Pakistan can successfully scale up.
Climate Policy With Governments & Multilaterals
We conduct data driven and localized research on climate policies to support governments & multilaterals make evidence-based decisions.
Educating the Masses on Climate Policy
We help the masses understand climate finance & policy discourse through digital awareness, climate talks and seminars/courses at Pakistan’s leading universities.
Project & Financial Consulting
We leverage our expertise in aligning investments with sustainability to provide innovative solutions & structures for climate projects.
The Gap in Climate Finance
Pakistan, along with other countries in the Global South, are disproportionately suffering the consequences of climate change. International pledges to fund climate action are moving too slow. Innovative solutions and strong structures are the need of the hour. We are here to deliver.
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Pakistan’s Contribution of Global Carbon Emissions
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Pakistan’s Rank – “Countries Most Vulnerable to Long-Term Climate Risk”
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What Pakistan Needs to Rebuild After Climate Disaster Floods
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What Pakistan Has Gotten So Far from Green Climate Fund
Where Pakistan
Stands Globally
Pakistan, home to 7253 glaciers and a wide array of biodiversity, faces a disproportionate struggle due to the climate crisis. The socio-economic fabric strains under these pressures, amplifying existing challenges and leaving marginalized communities vulnerable. Yet there is hope still. With the voluntary carbon market now valued at $2 billion, and pledges of up to $10 billion to Pakistan for loss & damage, Pakistan can utilize innovative financial tools to fight global boiling and the climate crisis.