Pakistan, Oct. 22 -- The Government of Punjab announced a 300,000-pound pilot project to establish climate-resilient agriculture across arid desert regions. The 12-month targeted initiative specifically focuses on farming communities operating within the vulnerable Cholistan and Thal desert ecosystems. Organizers designed the project to insulate local farmers from severe climate shocks and unpredictable extreme weather events. Consequently, the strategic venture aims to build long-term adaptation capacity among desert agricultural workers.

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