How climate change affects youth mental health in Pakistan
The economic and physical impacts of climate change are clear, but Pakistan’s population is experiencing often overlooked mental health ramifications too.
Economist and social impact entrepreneur. Strategic engagements expert, with extensive experience of working with private sector, not-for-profit, as well as international aid organisations. Currently, leveraging communications, corporate strategy and stakeholder management to drive global engagements for one of Pakistan's largest private sector organisations: Engro Corporation.
Also, the co-founder of Balochistan Youth Action Committee (BYAC), working with grassroots communities in Balochistan region of Pakista on four thematic areas: Climate Sustainability, Humanitarian Response, Education, Health. Impact surpassed 400,000 people since 2020 with over 200 volunteers actively engaged.
MSc. Development Economics from University of East Anglia, BSc. International Business and Economics from Monash University. Exchange Abroad Dip. Copenhagen Business School.
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