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Beyond climate mitigation: the Pakistan floods showed there's no turning back
Climate adaptation and mitigation is not a fight for Pakistan alone, the unprecedented impact of floods worldwide calls for multi-stakeholder support.
Mariam Raheem is a first-year MPP student at the Harris School of Public Policy. Her interests lie in exploring the use of tech and data-driven solutions to drive change in resource-constrained settings. She is the Senior Editor for Policy Analysis at the Chicago Policy Review and an executive board member for the Data, Ethics, and Policy student organization.
Mariam has a background in working on large-scale projects at the intersection of behavior, education, and technology. Over the summer, she will work as a research fellow exploring the behavioral dimensions of energy issues and uptake of tech, focusing largely on data management and analysis.
As a Global Shaper, notably, she was the Curator of the Lahore Hub for 2022-23, was a member of the Davos Lab Taskforce, and co-led Scale360 in Lahore.