The core activities and scope of CWC encompass the following:

1. Policy Development and Advocacy

  • Facilitates national dialogues and develop policy recommendations.

  • Advocate for sustainable practices and rational water use.

2. Research and Knowledge Generation

  • Conduct cutting-edge research on climate change, DRR, and water governance.

  • Secure grants for projects and build a repository of knowledge.

3. Capacity Building and Training

  • Provides education and training programs to build a skilled workforce for the government and private sectors.

  • Supports curriculum for diploma, undergraduate, and graduate programs focused on water governance, climate change, and sustainability.

  • Offers workshops and specialized training sessions to develop institutional capacities in water and climate-related domains.

4. Networking and Partnerships

  • Brings together experts from academia, the corporate sector, and development organizations to collaborate on solutions for key water and climate challenges.

  • Fosters partnerships with national and international universities to enhance knowledge sharing.

  • Engages with global organizations such as GIZ, The World Bank, UNDP, and WWF to address climate change and water governance issues in real-world contexts.

5. Project Implementation

  • Leads high-impact projects such as developing disaster management plans, local climate adaptation plans, and environmental frameworks.

  • Implements initiatives addressing climate advocacy, inclusive governance, biodiversity, and ecosystem services.

  • Works on actionable outcomes like baselines, impact evaluations, and communication strategies to ensure practical solutions for water and climate challenges.

6. Public Engagement and Awareness

  • Conducts outreach activities and communication campaigns to educate the public about water conservation and climate change.

  • Promotes community-based solutions for resilience and sustainable development, focusing on vulnerable areas.

  • Engages youth and local leaders to foster social cohesion and build grassroots resilience.

7. Resource Provision and Consultation

  • Offers consultations and resources to government and private sectors for policy development, project design, and program execution.

  • Provides technical expertise and financial management support for large-scale development initiatives.

Scope

The CWC envisions becoming a global model for addressing water and climate challenges with a focus on Pakistan’s climate-vulnerable regions. Through localized research and international collaboration, it aims to:

  • Bridge knowledge gaps in climate change and water governance.

  • Serve as a resource for other developing countries facing similar challenges.

  • Expand its impact across the Global South through partnerships and innovative solutions.

This comprehensive approach positions CWC as a leading institution for addressing the intertwined challenges of water informatics and climate resilience in the 21st century.