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Red alert campaign on climate and environment conservation launched

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Staff Reporter

Save the Children in collaboration with the Ministry of Climate Change launched a “Red Alert Campaign” on climate change and environmental conservation – a campaign geared towards placing child rights and voices at the center of the climate crisis.

Notably, the launch of the Red Alert campaign was inaugurated by the Minister for Climate Change, Malik Amin Aslam.

Guest Speakers included Bernhard Schlagheck, the German Ambassador to Pakistan; Wendy Gilmour, the Canadian High Commissioner; Richard Snelsire, the US Acting Deputy Chief of Mission; and Mr. Amir Ramzan, Country Director of the British Council in Pakistan.

The Red Alert Campaign is an initiative of Save the Children in Asia and has been launched in over 15 countries across the region.

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