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New Punjab Climate Internships Pay Rs. 60,000 Monthly Stipend

The Punjab government has opened applications for Batch III of the CM Punjab Climate Leadership Development Internship Program (Phase II). … Read More The post New Punjab Climate Internships Pay Rs. 60,000 Monthly Stipend appeared first on ProPakistani .

New Punjab Climate Internships Pay Rs. 60,000 Monthly Stipend

The Punjab government has opened applications for Batch III of the CM Punjab Climate Leadership Development Internship Program, offering a three-month paid internship with a monthly stipend of Rs. 60,000. The program aims to develop young climate leaders through digital learning, practical field experience, professional mentorship, and work on environmental projects.

Selected candidates will receive access to a Learning Management System for structured training and professional development, with a focus on climate change, environmental protection, sustainable development, and climate leadership. The program also includes exposure to Environmental Protection Agency field offices, allowing participants to gain hands-on experience in environmental monitoring and regulatory work.

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