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RT @RemshayAhmed: I'm the youngest journalist & the only Pakistani to be accepted at the prestigious Oxford Media Policy Summer Institute,…

RT @112_sos: We'd like to thank everyone that attended the EENA 2023 Conference & Exhibition. We want to hear from YOU - what did you love?…

RT @TheEPS1: EPS Fellow Arthur Rabjohn features in the latest edition of @CRJ_reports EPS members can enjoy free digital access to the jo…

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RT @TonyHoWasHere: Wild that this is how the new UN climate report starts out. https://t.co/H933gabk7j

RT @bibekbhandari: “The more I paid attention to women at leisure around me, the better I understood how little time they actually had to r…

RT @joeloyo: What’s going to be cheaper? A: Building solar panels B: Building solar panels & using the electricity to make hydrogen & tra…

RT @CRJ_reports: The Taliban's new policy to ban women aid workers could push six million people into famine, reports @luavut Login or su…

RT @CRJ_reports: “We always say that it is the earthquake which is the problem. But it's a natural hazard, what’s killed people is the poor…

RT @CRJ_reports: Volume 17, issue 4 is up for subscribers to read. This edition takes a look at the global food insecurity crisis, leadersh…

RT @shreya_jai: Super story by @luavut. Global institutions failed Pakistan as it battled one of the worst climate change induced crisis i…

RT @joeloyo: A $100m World Bank project was supposed to clear out Karachi's drainage canals and protect those living next to them from floo…

#WorldBank's #SWEEP could've been a lifeline for Karachi during the last urban flood, but the project has barely taken off. Less than 3% of its $100 million budget has been spent. I write for @ClimateHome, photos by @shakil_photo

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NEW World Bank adaptation funds slept through Pakistan’s record flooding ✍ @luavut https://t.co/e6abqfibZY