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Aisha Nazir

Aisha Nazir is a development professional and Fulbright scholar from Pakistan, specializing in climate finance, sustainability, and South Asian political economy. Her work critically engages with the international development regime, with the lens of decoloniality, highlighting how structural inequities and elite interests shape access to funds in the Global South.
No United Front: How Regional Failure Blocks Climate Action in South Asia
Environment & Climate Change
Aisha Nazir

No United Front: How Regional Failure Blocks Climate Action in South Asia

Despite being one of the world’s most climate-vulnerable regions, South Asia remains deeply fragmented. From failed COP coordination to weak regional institutions, political rivalries and elite interests undermine collective climate action, leaving millions exposed to escalating environmental risks

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Aisha Nazir

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