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"I work between the policy framework and the field reality — because the distance between them is where most of the damage happens."
My connection to Sindh is not academic. I manage land in Khairpur, have spent years in direct conversation with the communities of the Indus delta, and built things there — a cultural enterprise, a foundation, a school. That rootedness is inseparable from how I read a policy document or design a programme.
At the University of Essex I studied the systems that govern these places. My dissertation examined what climate frameworks look like from the receiving end — in the kacho communities who absorb the consequences of every upstream decision.
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Sindh, Pakistan