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With a focus on Pakistan’s vulnerability to the climate crisis, they explored actionable strategies to build resilience for children and youth and drive meaningful climate action for a sustainable future.

At #COP29 in Baku, Inger Ashing, CEO of Save the Children, and Khuram Gondal, Country Director of Save the Children Pakistan, had a powerful discussion at the Children and Youth Pavilion. #ClimateAction #SavetheChildren

Empowering girls is crucial for a climate-resilient future. The Climate-Resilient Government Girls Model School in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa now serves around 150 students, providing a safe, inclusive environment designed with sustainability in mind. #SaveTheChildren #COP29

This initiative ensured families had access to timely medical support and helped build resilience against future health crises.

Healthcare in Crisis Response Health is essential in climate crisis response. Save the Children’s "Health on Wheels" mobile medical unit delivered critical care to flood-affected communities in Usta Muhammad. #ClimateAction #COP29

These schools now feature climate-resilient designs, ensuring that every child, including those with disabilities, has a secure place to learn and grow. Together, we’re shaping education to meet the challenges of a changing world!

Transforming Education for the Future Education is key to a sustainable future. In collaboration with ECHO, #SavetheChildren has rebuilt 27 flood-damaged schools in Naseerabad, Jafferabad, and Khairpur, providing safe learning environments for over 4,300 children. #COP29

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Building Resilient Communities In partnership with the European Union, #SavetheChildren has constructed 290 housing and sanitation units in Dadu, Sindh, benefiting over 1,800 people, including 1,000 children. Together, we can create stronger, more resilient communities! #COP29

Save the Children, with the support of #UNICEF, hosted the event “Engaging Community Women, Government Representatives, and Key Stakeholders to Enhance Maternal, Child, and Adolescent Nutrition in Punjab.” #SavetheChildren

Event was graced by Honorable Faisal Karim Kundi, Governor of KP as Chief Guest along with Honorable Romina Khurshid Alam, the PM's Coordinator on Climate Change & Environmental Coordination & Senator Samina Mumtaz Zehri, Chairperson Senate’s Functional Committee on Human Rights.

Save the Children Pakistan in collaboration with the Ministry of Climate Change and Environmental Coordination Pakistan hosted another Children Mini-COP Simulation at the Governor House in Peshawar, bringing together children from various schools across KP. #GenerationHope

Over half of the participants were girls from diverse districts, making the event a powerful platform for inclusive voices of children and youth on climate action.

Chaired by Dr. Sham Sundar K. Advani, Member of the Provincial Assembly, and Dr. Syed Ata ur Rehman, Additional Secretary of MoRA&IH, the gathering brought together a diverse group of religious leaders from religious minorities, including Hindus, Christians, and Sikhs.

Save the Children, in collaboration with the Ministry of Religious Affairs and Interfaith Harmony (MoRA&IH) and with support from UNICEF, hosted a key event in Karachi to engage religious leaders in promoting maternal nutrition and breastfeeding. #SavetheChilren, #UNICEF

DEI Week reaffirmed our pledge to create an environment where everyone feels included and has equal opportunities to thrive. Let’s continue to build a world that celebrates diversity and fosters equity for all.

Save the Children recently held Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Week from October 21-25, 2024! We are committed to recognizing, respecting, and valuing each individual's unique background and experiences. #SaveTheChildren

We were thrilled to participate in the Data Expo organized by the Pakistan Bureau of Statistics. The National Data Fest 2024 is a hub for experts, researchers, and data enthusiasts to exchange knowledge, develop skills & foster innovation. #NationalDataFest2024 #SavetheChildren

"I am glad and happy, very optimistic that the future is in safe hands," said Mirza Sarfraz Bugti, CM of Balochistan, referring to the incredible participation of children at the Children-Led Mini-COP simulations organized by MoCC&EC & #SavetheChildren

Most of the children are from public school, this is a succuss! PM's Coordinator on Climate Change, Ms. Romina Khurshid Alam, praised the exceptional performance of children at the Children-Led Mini-COP simulations, part of the #GenerationHope Campaign in Quetta. #SavetheChilren