The Punjab Chief Minister launches a climate internship program worth Rs 60,000
We are pleased to inform all Punjab residents, especially young people, that the Chief Minister of Punjab has launched an initiative for a green Punjab, which will provide jobs and internships to graduates as well as revitalize the environment with the new and advanced workforce.
CM Internship Climate Resilient Leadership Program was introduced by Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif to improve youth environmental responsibility.
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Punjab Climate Internship Program 2000
According to the recent update, Punjab’s Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has launched a new initiative to provide 200 internships to graduate students studying environmental science from all over Punjab, according to the latest update.
Furthermore, she announced the launch of Pakistan’s first smog hotline, “1373,” and set aside 1% of project funds for tree planting.
Stipend to be increased from 25,000 to 60,000
As she addressed the youth at the launching ceremony for the Internship Program, Maryam Nawaz announced to them that the cabinet had decided to raise the monthly stipend for students from 25,000 to 60,000, which will enable them to pursue their field and provide them with job security as well.
Internships in the environmental sector are not just possibilities, but a crucial responsibility towards creating a greener Punjab, according to her.
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Collaboration Between Pakistan and Indian Punjab
As she stressed that smog cannot be solved by just pushing a button, she stressed the need for cooperation between Pakistan and Indian Punjab. Education institutions were asked to include pollution awareness in their curricula between October 15 and November 15.
As a collective duty, Pakistan should address the environment, according to the Chief Minister, who condemned previous disregard for environmental management. According to her, the fight against animal abuse has been given more attention to in order to show a commitment to humane methods.
The adverse effects of smog
As a collective duty, Pakistan must address the environment as a collective duty, according to the Chief Minister, who condemned previous disregard for environmental management. As part of her commitment to humane methods, she said, more attention has been paid to the fight against animal abuse.
In terms of air quality concerns, she described how continuous efforts are being made to fight smog, including monitoring industrial emissions and taking preventative measures against pollution from plants that melt fat and brick kilns. To advance the country, she stressed the importance of developing a sustainable infrastructure.
Initiatives to protect the environment
As part of her presentation, senior provincial minister Marriyum Aurangzeb outlined recent environmental projects, including comprehensive climate change plans and car inspections. She reaffirmed Punjab’s position as a leader in tackling climate-related issues.
In conclusion
CM Punjab’s Climate Internship Program is a major step toward engaging youth in environmental conservation while providing them with valuable employment opportunities at the same time. In addition to supporting graduates, this initiative encourages a greener, cleaner future for Punjab by increasing the monthly stipend from Rs 25,000 to Rs 60,000.