South Asia is facing an escalation of climate risks, driven in part by weak early warning systems, unchecked urban expansion, ecosystem degradation, and limited adaptive capacity, all issues that disproportionately affect marginalized communities. Despite progress in policy, institutional fragmentation and unequal access to climate finance continue to render action less than effective. Addressing these problems require enhanced regional cooperation, improved governance, and targeted investments to build resilience in the most vulnerable of populations.
By Dr. Dhruba Gautam Apr 29, 2025
West Asia faces a complex mix of challenges, including water scarcity, weak climate governance, dependence on fossil fuel, rapid rates of urbanization, environmental degradation, and geophysical hazards. To build resilience, the region must prioritize regional water cooperation, strengthen climate governance, enhance institutions, invest in green energy, and diversify economies to reduce fossil fuel reliance and ensure long-term stability and sustainability.
By Dr. Dhruba Gautam Apr 21, 2025
COP27 Extended For A Day
By Agencies Nov 19, 2022