KIIR Capacity Development Initiatives
The Kashmir Institute of International Relations (KIIR) is a non-profit, non-partisan, and non-governmental organization established in 1993 in Muzaffarabad, Azad Jammu & Kashmir.
π Climate change is not a challenge for tomorrow ,it is a reality of today. Every action matters: save energy, reduce waste, plant trees, and protect our environment. Together, we can create a greener and more sustainable future for generations to come.
π Our training alumnus of the Kashmir Institute of International Relations, Asad Ali Baloch, a young journalist, highlighted climate change concerns in Muzaffarabad through his reporting and discussed its growing impacts on society and the environment. His work reflects how these trainings are positively contributing to participantsβ daily routines, professional responsibilities, and climate awareness efforts. β¨π°
π€ Asad Ali Baloch, a young journalist and student of the International Relations Department at the University of Azad Jammu and Kashmir, shared his valuable feedback during the climate change workshop organized by the Kashmir Institute of International Relations. He highlighted the importance of youth awareness, media engagement, and collective action to address the growing challenges of climate change. πβ¨
π Muhammad Faiz Ur Rehman, researcher and graduate of the National Defence University, shared his insightful feedback during the climate change workshop organized by the Kashmir Institute of International Relations. He highlighted the growing impacts of climate change and stressed the importance of research, awareness, and youth engagement for a sustainable future. π±β¨
π Sardar Waleed Khan, a law student representing university youth and an active youth activist from AJK, shared his valuable feedback during the climate change workshop organized by the Kashmir Institute of International Relations. He highlighted the serious impacts of climate change on our environment and communities, emphasizing the need for youth-led climate action and awareness. π±β¨
18/05/2026
π The Kashmir Institute of International Relations organized a one-day Climate Change Awareness Workshop at Bait ul Mahmoor School System, where students actively participated in sessions on climate change adaptation and mitigation principles β»οΈπ±
π©βππ¨βπ The workshop engaged students through interactive activities, discussions, and awareness-building exercises focused on environmental sustainability and community resilience πΏπ§
π± A Climate Youth Club was also established to empower students to take climate action initiatives in their communities π€π The workshop was aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 13: Climate Action π― and the objectives of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change π
π‘ The students learned practical approaches to climate awareness and community engagement, and were encouraged to design innovative projects for spreading awareness and promoting climate action at the grassroots level π³β¨
Towards a Sustainable Future, empowering todayβs generation to protect tomorrowβs world.β πβ¨
βClimate change is no longer some far-off problem; it is happening here, it is happening now.β β Barack Obama
A glimpse from the inspiring climate change training session organized at Aliyan School and College System, Pattika Naseerabad, Muzaffarabad. π±β¨
Students actively participated in discussions on climate change adaptation, mitigation, and the role of youth in building a sustainable future. Together, we are empowering young minds to raise awareness and take action for a greener tomorrow. ππ
16/05/2026
Empowering youth through climate education and engagement! πβ¨
Kashmir Institute of International Relations engaged young minds at Asria School and College System on climate change adaptation, mitigation, and sustainable action for a better future. π±
16/05/2026
π Climate awareness begins with education and engagement!
Kashmir Institute of International Relations organized a one-day Climate Change Capacity Building Session at Asria School and College System, where both boys and girls actively participated in learning about climate change adaptation and mitigation principles.
The session highlighted how climate change is impacting our society and encouraged students to become responsible climate leaders for a sustainable future. Together, we can build awareness, resilience, and action for our planet. π±β»οΈ
Kashmir Institute of International Relations proudly highlights the feedback of Zubair Atam, a participant from Neelum Valley, who shared his thoughts in the local Hindko language during the Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation Workshop. He appreciated the workshopβs principles and emphasized the importance of climate awareness, community resilience, and sustainable action for protecting the environment and future generations.
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