Moin Ud Din Ahmad
Editor
Moin Ud Din Ahmad is an International Relations graduate and Climate Leadership Development Programme intern at EPCCD Punjab. His interests include climate governance, public policy, and environmental communication. He contributes to research, public awareness activities, and the development of accessible environmental content.
Qualifications
BS International Relations, University of Central Punjab, Lahore.
Expertise
Experience in researching and writing articles on public policy, climate change, and environmental issues, alongside reviewing website content, identifying usability issues, and recommending improvements to layout, navigation, and user experience.
Articles by Moin Ud Din Ahmad
Biodiversity 45 views
Biodiversity conservation is often imagined as work that happens inside national parks or wildlife sanctuaries. Punjab certainly needs protected areas, but species also depend on the spaces between them. The province’s long network of canals, roads and railways creates an opportu...
Read moreClimate Technology 29 views
Punjab Should Scale Climate Technology Only When the Evidence Works Theme: Climate Technology Climate technology is often presented through new machines, sensors or pilot projects. But the real test is not whether a technology looks innovative. It is whether it solves a defined e...
Read moreClimate Change 22 views
Climate change is often discussed through global temperature targets, but its effects are experienced locally. In Lahore, extreme heat is felt while people wait for transport, collect drinking water, walk to school, work outdoors or visit public facilities. Punjab therefore needs...
Read moreClimate Governance & Policy 20 views
Punjab has moved beyond treating climate resilience as a separate environmental concern. Its current development-planning rules now require climate adaptation and disaster resilience to be considered across major sectors. The next governance challenge is to make that requirement...
Read moreEnvironmental Awareness 23 views
Environmental awareness is often measured through posters, seminars, social-media reach or attendance. Those measures show that a message was delivered, but not whether people understood what to do next. For Punjab, a stronger model is to connect environmental communication with...
Read moreEnvironmental Law & Regulation 62 views
Environmental law protects people and ecosystems only when its requirements can be understood and followed. Punjab has a substantial environmental legal framework, but laws become effective in daily life when businesses, institutions and citizens can identify what applies to them...
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