IUCN Pakistan

IUCN is a world leader in developing knowledge and understanding for effective conservation action.

A unique worldwide partnership, IUCN brings together states, government agencies and NGO members, and some 10,000 scientists and experts from 181 countries in a global web of networks to provide a neutral forum for dialogue & action on environment & sustainable development issues.

IUCN Pakistan has five programme offices in cities from the north to the south, multiple field offices, a large portfolio of projects and a staff of 250. It is one of the 6 Country Offices of IUCN's Asia Programme, covering 17 countries with a workforce of nearly 500.

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Pakistan Water Partnership

Pakistan Water Partnership (PWP) is the country chapter of Global Water Partnership (GWP) established in 1996 in recognition of the criticality of water sector for human welfare.

PWP is committed to play a vital role in promoting water as a resource and its use on holistic basis; supporting integrated water resources management program; encouraging government, donor agencies and other stakeholders to adopt consistent, mutually complementary policies and programs; building mechanisms for sharing information and experiences; developing innovative and effective solutions to problems common to integrated water resources management; and establishing linkage with GWP, Water partnerships in the region/world.

Towards these ends, PWP provide a neutral platform to stakeholders to discuss water related issues on national, provincial and local levels for implementing IWRM.