Drip by Drip – Episode 9: CASE STUDY PAKISTAN w/ Sanaa

Host Amira Jehia speaks
with Sanaa Baxamoosa, Head of Strategy
at Hisaar Foundation, about
Pakistan’s water crisisand its impact on
urban and rural communities, the textile sector, and vulnerable
populations.


 Key Topics:




Pakistan’s limited 30-day water storage
capacity despite having
the world’s largest irrigation system.




Short-term, geographically limited CSR
efforts by textile industries.




Shifting from large
dams to repairing systems and
building small storage solutions.




How climate change and glacial
meltthreaten the Indus Basin.




Poorest communities paying up to 10x more for
drinking water.




Lack of regulation and political will post-Ali
Enterprises fire (2012).




Why focusing only on carbon
emissions overlooks Pakistan’s urgent water
crisis.




The Wash for Schools program: improving
sanitation and water access in public schools, empowering
children as agents of change.




Sanaa also introduces the Panjwani Hisaar Water
Institute in Karachi, focusing
on water quality testing, data modeling, and
ecological remediation.
Host:

️ Amira Jehia – Co-Founder &
Managing Director of Drip by Drip
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Guest:

️ Sanaa Baxamoosa – Head of Strategy,
Hisaar Foundation
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Supported by:

"Drip by Drip: Unveiling Fashion’s Thirsty Truth" is supported
by Engagement Global with funds
from BMZ and the Berliner
Landesstelle für Entwicklungszusammenarbeit.


 Creative Production: Yared
Abraham
 Audio Post: Philipp Blömeke (Wardrobe
Voices)


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