The climatic crisis around the globe has been an increasing and alarming threat to world’s ecology. Pakistan’s multilayered climate concerns include erratic rainfalls, receding of glaciers, abrupt floods, reduced hydropower generation during drought years, a decrease in the capacity of water reservoirs and an increase in food insecurity. According to the German watch’s Global Climate Risk Index Pakistan stands at the 8th position among the ten most vulnerable countries affected by catastrophes of climate change. Natural disasters, economic instability, and militancy have challenged food security in Pakistan over the years, despite significant increases in staple crop yields. [...]