Comparative Analysis of Climate Change Policies: Pakistan VS. Global Approaches

Abbas Rashid Butt (), Prof. Dr. Anjum Zia (), Rana Faizan Ali () and Dr. Zaheer Ahmed ()

Journal of Climate Policy, 2024, vol. 3, issue 1, 45 - 61

Abstract: Purpose: The current study compares global climate change policy to Pakistan's national climate policy in order to investigate global and national priorities in the context of carbon emission, air pollution, gender and smog under the adaptive management model. Methodology: The United Nations Climate Change Policy Papers and Pakistan's most current Climate Change Policy 2021, were analyzed in this work utilizing keyword search methods for contextualization in the qualitative data analysis program NVivo 11. Findings: The findings show that Pakistan's climate change strategy is highly similar to global climate change policy in terms of carbon emissions, a little less so in terms of gender, but not in terms of air pollution. It is concerning that smog, a serious problem in Pakistan, is not on the agenda of global climate change policy. Unique Contribution of theory, practice and policy: Through adaptive management, the research identifies specific gaps where national policies diverge from global priorities. For instance, the model helps to highlight the lack of emphasis on smog in global policies, a critical issue for Pakistan, thereby suggesting areas for improvement and alignment. The study suggests that the Pakistani government should make efforts to address this issue on a worldwide scale in order to solve the problem.

Keywords: Climate Change Policy; Carbon Emission; Air Pollution; Gender; Smog (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2024
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