Dr Jai Das, Associate Director at IGHD, was interviewed by Dialogue Earth as part of its “This is a CATCH story" series.
The series is part of Dialogue Earth's work on the Community Adaptations to City Heat (CATCH) project, in partnership with Boston University and funded by Wellcome. The project focuses on community-based responses to extreme urban heat, including practical ways to help households and vulnerable communities adapt to rising temperatures.
In the interview, Dr Das discussed how simple, low-cost solutions can help keep homes cooler in Pakistan, particularly in communities facing extreme heat, poor ventilation, and limited access to reliable electricity.
To read the full interview, visit:
Dr Jai Das, Associate Director at IGHD, was interviewed by Dialogue Earth as part of its “This is a CATCH story" series.
The series is part of Dialogue Earth's work on the Community Adaptations to City Heat (CATCH) project, in partnership with Boston University and funded by Wellcome. The project focuses on community-based responses to extreme urban heat, including practical ways to help households and vulnerable communities adapt to rising temperatures.
In the interview, Dr Das discussed how simple, low-cost solutions can help keep homes cooler in Pakistan, particularly in communities facing extreme heat, poor ventilation, and limited access to reliable electricity.
To read the full interview, visit:
