Green Pakistan | Clean Pakistan | Fazila Ishfaq | Global Action Ambassador)

Miss Fazila Ishfaq started '' Say no to plastic'' campaign Takeaway coffee cups Most coffee cups aren’t recycled. By bringing your own reusable coffee cup, or taking the time to dine-in at your favorite’s café, you can make a huge difference. Prize distribution What you can do Choose to refuse single-use takeaway cups How can you do it? You can easily avoid takeaway coffee cups by bringing along your own reusable alternative. There are many reusable coffee cups available on the market. Keep it in your bag or on your desk at work; wherever you’ll remember to use it. Many people choose socially and environmentally-friendly reusable made of ceramic, glass, plastic or stainless steel. You don’t even need to purchase a special cup. You can bring a mug or jar from home – just be conscious of using items that can heat up or don’t travel well if you’re going far. If you forget your reusable alternative and don’t have time to dine-in, consider...

Fazila Ishfaq along with her team Miss Fazila Ishfaq(Environmental Engineer)The face of the WBM Foundation and the eco goals and The voice of the Environment have accomplished many goals. She is one of the most determined ladies of Pakistan who wishes to change the climate of the country by doing tree plantation. Fazila Ishfaq plantation campaign at International forest day Miss Fazila Ishfaq engages the public and many other educational institutes and NGOs along with her to make a difference. In her journey of making environmental sustainable, she joins the WBM Foundation and uses this platform to bring a change. She has visited more than a thousand schools of Lahore and collaborated with many environmental and social organizations. Fazila Ishfaq Cleanliness drive at Albyrak Her main aim to work with UN Environment and want to do something big for Pakistan. Pakistan is among the top 10 (ten) countries which are facing serious environmental threats. From air pollution...

Fazila Ishfaq along with her team participated in Plant for Punjab tree plantation campaign in a lahore safari park, Jahangir Khan Tareen planted plant in Safari Park and inaugurated Plant for Punjab campaign. Special prayers were also offered on this occasion. Provincial Minister forests, Sibtain Khan, Advisor Prime Minister Amin Aslam, Provincial Minister Information Syed Sumsam Ali Bukhari and others are also accompanying.  Many NGO's like WBM Foundation were invited on this occasion, the ceremony is basically to give practical knowledge on how to live an environmentally friendly life by planting a tree in communities. Bali foundation, Punjab forest department, and other ministries planted a tree in the safari park. Local school students also participated in this plantation campaign.  Almost 300 plants were planted in the ground with the help of kids. Jahangir khan Tareen appreciated the efforts made by Fazila Ishfaq and the team and also promise to help in her ongoi...

Miss Fazila Ishfaq (Environmental Engineer) makes a strong resolution with her team to make the environment clean on Pakistan Resolution Day. Every Pakistan should take steps to make it's environment clean and healthy by doing plantation campaigns.

Women’s  empowerment  in Pakistan is heavily dependent on many different variables that include geographical location (urban/rural), educational status, social status, and age. Working women of Pakistan have always tried to improve the financial stability of their respective households but sadly their work is always undervalued. Empowering socially, economically, educationally, politically and legally has always been a difficult task to achieve in an underdeveloped country. Therefore, Pakistani policymakers should specifically, make the policies on women’s empowerment at the national level for  health ,  education ,  economic   opportunities, gender-based violence,  and political participation. Pakistan’s women development model is very much a work in progress where deep-rooted challenges remain. The World Economic Forum has placed Pakistan as the second-worst country on gender equality in its 2017 Global Gender Gap Index. The index placed Pakis...

Fazila Ishfaq conducted a plantation campaign on “International Forest Day” with the collaboration of Forest Department Lahore at Changa Manga on 21st March ‘2019.  The event was aimed to discuss the current environmental issues and tree plantation and cost-effective solutions to air pollution. It was inaugurated with the recitation of the Holy Quran. Students of the recited some verses from the Holy Book. CM Punjab Sardar Usman Buzdar highlighted the importance of plantation.  Chief guest of activity are: Mr. Sardar Usman Buzdar (Chief Minister Punjab) M.Asad Ullah (Secretary forest) M.Sibtain Khan (Minister Forest) Malik M. Amin( Special advisor to CM/Ministry climate change) Mr.Tauqeer Ajmal (Officer of Forest Department) Mr. Saleem ( Deputy Forest Officer) Following the seminar activity, plantation activity was held in the forest premises.  Mr. Sardar Usman Buzdar (CM Punjab), Mr.Malik M.Amin and professors along with students, planted the seedlings in the fo...

   Ways we can help mitigate climate change effects from our community are: 1. Smart and green transportation Around the world, transport contributes about a quarter of the pollution that causes climate change. This comes from cars, trucks, buses, planes, and ships burning fuel made from oil. Building a sustainable economy means ensuring transportation is clean and green. 2. Sustainable eating Livestock farming produces more greenhouse gas than all of the world’s transport combined. This is a result of land clearing, methane (a powerful warming gas) produced by cows and sheep, and a range of other factors. Even if you don’t think you can give up brochettes, it’s a good idea to buy food produced locally, which doesn’t have to travel far from the farm gate to your plate. This will help to reduce your personal contribution to climate change. 3. Plant trees As the world underscores trees as a natural offset for carbon emissions, we believes that forests are a...