Using Development Support Communication to Address Climate Change Challenges in Sindh

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Volume 5 Issue 2 2024

Author(s):

Dastar Chandio
Shaheed Benazir Bhutto University, Shaheed Benazirabad, Pakistan
dastar.chandio@sbbusba.edu.pk

Mujeeb Rehman Abro (Corresponding Author)
Shah Abdul Latif University Khairpur, Pakistan
mujeeb.abro@salu.edu.pk

Maria Isani
Shah Abdul Latif University Khairpur, Pakistan
metlomaria@hotmail.com

Inayatullah Bhatti
Shah Abdul Latif University Khairpur, Pakistan
inayat.bhatti@salu.edu.pk

Abstract The study investigates the role of Development Support Communication (DSC) used in the viewpoint of climacteric issues in Sindh Pakistan. Despite the increasing vulnerability of the region to climate related risk (e.g., floods, droughts, extreme temperatures), effective climate communication strategies are key to mitigation of negative impacts as well as fostering sustainable development. The study analyzes on how DSC can be deployed in the following aspects: (i) awareness raising; (ii) promotion of adaptive behaviors; and (iii) influence policy changes to improve resilience. Utilizing a range of qualitative and quantitative techniques, such as surveys, interviews, and content analysis, the study identifies significant barriers in communication practices and suggests ways to enhance outreach and engagement with local communities and stakeholders.
Keywords Development support communication, climacteric issues, sustainable development, adaptive behaviors, communication barriers.
Year 2024
Volume 5
Issue 2
Type Research paper, manuscript, article
Journal Name Journal of Media & Communication (JMC)
Publisher Name ILMA University
Jel Classification -
DOI --
ISSN no (P, PRINT) 2707-8906
ISSN no (E, Electronic) 2788-8304
Country Pakistan
City Karachi
Institution Type University
Discipline Media, Advertising, Social Science, Multidisciplinary
Journal Type Open Access
Manuscript Processing Blind Peer Reviewed
Format PDF
Paper Link http://jmc.ilmauniversity.edu.pk/arc/Vol5/5.2/3.pdf
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