Youth Perspectives on Food Security Challenges under Climate Change: A Case Study of Attock

Pakistan is a country well known for its rich cultural background and ethnic history. Its economy majorly depends on the agriculture sector, and around 70% of the population is associated with agriculture. In the globalized world, Pakistan is trying to develop effective, locally specific solutions to ensure sustainable agricultural adjustments and resilient communities. This research study aims to explore the experiences and perceptions of Pakistani youth regarding food security issues in the times of climate change, particularly in the District Attock of Punjab province. The research findings highlight the need for weather-resilient agriculture, diversified patterns, and initiatives as perceived by youth in regard to the food security challenges. The results figure out the implications for researchers, practitioners, policy makers, and stakeholders who aim at seeking support in sustainable food systems and guarantee food safety in the Attock region.