Growing a greener, more resilient Pakistan

Climate change is disrupting economies and lives everywhere, with more extreme weather, rising seas, and shifting patterns threatening food security for millions. Million Smiles Foundation responds through community-rooted, on-the-ground environmental action.

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Green Pakistan campaign

Planting the way to healthier, greener cities

Through the Green Pakistan campaign, MSF works to promote healthier living conditions and conserve green spaces by getting trees and plants into the cities and communities that need them most.

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Why it matters

A warming world is a hungrier world

The effects of climate change reach far beyond weather. Global projections suggest the world is not on track to end hunger by 2030 — with the number of people affected potentially surpassing 840 million if current trends continue. Children are especially vulnerable: in 2019 alone, nearly 47 million children under five faced acute undernutrition linked to limited nutrition and infection.

MSF's climate action work is one part of a wider effort — alongside our education and disaster management programmes — to help Pakistani communities adapt to and withstand these pressures.

"A greener Pakistan starts with the trees we plant today."

— Million Smiles Foundation

Urban greening

Tree and plant drives in cities to improve air quality and living conditions.

Volunteer-led

Young volunteers drive community mobilisation for every planting drive.

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Green Pakistan campaign in action

Moments from tree-planting and community greening drives across Pakistan.

Help us plant a greener future

Your support funds tree-planting drives and community greening projects across Pakistan's cities.

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Climate Action

Climate change is affecting every country on every continent. It is disrupting national economies and affecting lives. Weather patterns are changing, sea levels are rising, and weather events are becoming more extreme. The world is not on track to achieve Zero Hunger by 2030. If recent trends continue, the number of people affected by hunger would surpass 840 million by 2030. In 2019, 6.9 per cent (or 47 million) children under 5 were affected by wasting, or acute undernutrition, a condition caused by limited nutrient intake and infection.

Green Pakistan Campaign

Million Smiles Foundation initiative to promote healthy and improved living conditions through plants and to conserve our green belt under the "GREEN PAKISTAN" campaign.

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