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Pakistan’s Environmental Crisis

Pakistan’s Environmental Crisis

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The best time to address Pakistan’s climate crisis was yesterday — the next best time is now. For over two decades, Pakistan has consistently ranked among the top 10 most vulnerable countries on the Climate Risk Index. Today, the United Nations places Pakistan as the fifth most vulnerable country globally.

These statistics represent more than just numbers — they reflect escalating floods, erratic weather, and hazardous pollution that impact the health and livelihoods of millions. Yet, climate change remains a marginalized issue, lacking the unified action it desperately needs.

Allied Bank has recognized this urgent challenge and initiated a mass awareness campaign to encourage collective response and public engagement.

Protecting Pakistan’s Fragile Glacial Ecosystems

Pakistan holds more glacial ice than any country outside the polar regions — including the Baltoro Glacier located in Central Karakoram National Park (CKNP). These glaciers are essential for Pakistan’s rivers and water systems.

However, unsustainable tourism has led to:

Pakistan’s Waste Problem

Waste management is a dual-threat in Pakistan’s environmental landscape — contributing both to methane emissions and large-scale pollution.

Allied Bank Spearheading Climate Change Initiatives

To support the environment, Allied Bank’s team conducted a two-week clean-up trek to K2 Base Camp, successfully collecting 1,200 kilograms of garbage — a testament to the effectiveness of targeted environmental action.




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