UNICEF Report: Strengthening Pakistan's Energy Resilience Could Save 175,000 Lives by 2030

Improved energy infrastructure would enhance health services, reduce mortality, and boost economic stability.

Developing resilient energy systems in Pakistan is critical for health facilities' reliable operation.
UNICEF's study highlights potential economic benefits of $296 million over the next 20 years.
Current heatwave exacerbates energy demands, stressing the need for improved infrastructure.
Climate change impacts, including floods and extreme heat, disrupt Pakistan's energy supply.
Investment in renewable resources is essential to ensure sustainable and resilient energy solutions.