Ten Pakistani companies working on practical climate solutions intend to attract a combined $51 million in investments over the coming year. This has been facilitated by specialized support provided by the UK government. The British side offered companies consulting and expert assistance aimed at preparing businesses to attract external financing. The support included work on investment readiness of enterprises, which should increase their attractiveness to potential investors. The attracted funds are planned to be directed towards expanding the activities of companies whose projects are linked to practical climate solutions — such initiatives that help adapt to climate change or reduce its consequences in Pakistan. Pakistan is among the countries most vulnerable to the effects of climate change, including extreme weather events and floods, therefore the development of local climate business is viewed as an important element in strengthening the country's economic resilience. The initiative reflects a broader direction of cooperation between Britain and Pakistan in the climate sphere, within which the British side provides technical and consulting support to developing economies to attract private investment in green and adaptation projects.