Pakistan, June 10 -- Amid intensifying climate risks, Pakistan has mobilized over $1.5 billion in climate finance to combat environmental degradation and build resilience, according to the Pakistan Economic Survey 2024-25. The funding includes $1.4 billion under the IMF's Resilience and Sustainability Facility (RSF) and $82 million from the Green Climate Fund, alongside the launch of a Rs30 billion Green Sukuk and the National Climate Finance Strategy. These investments back a sweeping set of initiatives, including the National Adaptation Plan - endorsed by the federal cabinet - which lays out 117 adaptation measures across six vulnerable sectors. Projects like Recharge Pakistan, a $77 million program for ecosystem-based flood management, a...