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Pakistan Minister calls for satellite and AI use to improve disaster preparedness

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 31
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Federal Minister for Climate Change Musadik Malik called for greater use of satellite technology, artificial intelligence, and digital modeling to strengthen Pakistan’s disaster preparedness. The government plans to produce an annual satellite-based report before the next monsoon to identify human activities and construction in floodplains. This evidence aims to provide a scientific basis for effective land-use planning and disaster-risk reduction.

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This initiative focuses on improving climate resilience and disaster risk reduction across Pakistan. By using satellite evidence for land-use planning, the government seeks to protect vulnerable communities from climate-related hazards. This shift towards large-scale technology investment could influence national policy and international climate funding profiles.

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Who's involved

  • Musadik MalikFederal Minister for Climate Change, representing Pakistan's official policy on climate and water security
  • PakistanSovereign state implementing the national policy on climate and disaster preparedness

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    May benefit from enhanced disaster preparedness, strengthening Pakistan's profile for international climate and development funding.

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