Pakistan, Oct. 28 -- The United Kingdom has mobilized more than £94 million for climate investment in Pakistan through its £108 million Climate Finance Accelerator Pakistan (CFAP) fund and helped develop a £480 million pipeline of adaptation and resilience projects in Sindh alone, British Deputy High Commissioner in Karachi, Alison Blackburne, said on Tuesday.

Speaking at the Climate Finance Accelerator (CFA) Sindh Roadshow in Karachi, Blackburne said Pakistan's climate challenge is fundamentally an economic and investment challenge, and mobilizing climate finance is critical for building resilience in water, agriculture, infrastructure and supply chains.

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