Punjab opens paid climate internship for young graduates
“Punjab has launched a paid climate leadership internship aimed at engaging graduates in environmental projects and public policy work.”
Key points
- Punjab has launched a paid climate leadership internship aimed at engaging graduates in environmental projects and public policy work.
- The programme offers a three-month placement, a Rs60,000 monthly stipend, and hands-on exposure to climate governance.
The Punjab government has introduced the Chief Minister Punjab Climate Leadership Development Internship Program to bring young graduates into climate and environmental work. Selected participants will receive a monthly stipend of Rs60,000 for three months, along with an official internship certificate upon completion.
According to the announced structure, interns will gain exposure through a learning management system, field assignments, and placements linked to the Environment Protection and Climate Change Department and the Environmental Protection Agency. The programme also includes mentorship and project-based work.
Officials say the initiative is designed to build practical skills in sustainability and environmental governance while encouraging youth participation in climate-related policymaking and implementation.
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