The Punjab government has opened applications for Batch III of the CM Punjab Climate Leadership Development Internship Program (Phase II).
The three-month paid internship is being offered through the Environment Protection and Climate Change Department (EPCCD). Selected candidates will receive a monthly stipend of Rs. 60,000.
The program aims to develop young climate leaders by combining digital learning, practical field experience, professional mentorship and work on environmental projects.
Applicants must submit their online forms by September 18, 2026, according to the official EPA Punjab announcement.
Punjab Climate Internship 2026 Details
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Program | CM Punjab Climate Leadership Development Internship Program |
| Batch | Batch III |
| Phase | Phase II |
| Department | Environment Protection and Climate Change Department |
| Government | Government of Punjab |
| Monthly stipend | Rs. 60,000 |
| Duration | Three months |
| Selection method | Automatic merit-based system |
| Female quota | 50 percent of seats |
| Application method | Online |
| Application deadline | September 18, 2026 |
| Application portal | epd.punjab.gov.pk/Climateinternship |
| Helpline | 1373 |
Monthly Stipend and Internship Duration
Selected interns will receive Rs. 60,000 per month throughout the three-month program.
The stipend will provide financial support while participants complete their learning activities, field assignments and capstone projects.
The department has not mentioned whether interns will receive any additional accommodation, travel or food allowance. Candidates should check the terms and conditions on the application portal before submitting their forms.
Automatic Merit-Based Selection
The Punjab government will use an automatic merit-based system to select candidates.
Applicants must enter accurate academic and personal information because the online system will use these details during the selection process. Any incorrect or incomplete information may affect an application.
Candidates should upload clear and valid documents and carefully review every section of the form before final submission.
Learning Management System
Participants will receive access to a modern Learning Management System for structured training and professional development.
The platform will allow interns to complete learning modules and access material related to climate change, environmental protection, sustainable development and climate leadership.
The program also includes district-wise learning opportunities, enabling participants to gain experience connected to environmental issues in different areas of Punjab.
UNFCCC Certification
UNFCCC certification will form an integral part of the internship program.
This component will introduce participants to international climate frameworks and strengthen their understanding of global efforts to address climate change.
Candidates should review the official portal for details about the certification process, course requirements and completion conditions.
Exposure to EPA Field Offices
Interns will gain practical exposure through Environmental Protection Agency field offices.
This experience will allow them to observe environmental monitoring, regulatory work and other departmental activities.
It may also help participants understand how government agencies address pollution and climate-related problems at the district level.
Experience in EPCCD Units
The program will provide exposure to EPCCD’s strategic, development, communications and climate policy units.
Interns will learn how the department plans environmental initiatives, develops climate policies, manages public communication and coordinates projects.
This combination of field and office experience is intended to help participants understand both the practical and policy sides of environmental governance.
Capstone Projects and Expert Mentorship
Participants will complete capstone projects as part of the internship.
These projects will allow interns to apply their learning to environmental or climate-related issues. Experts will guide participants during the program and provide mentorship for their professional development.
The announcement does not specify the topics, assessment method or team structure for these projects. The department may share further instructions with selected candidates.
Seats Reserved for Female Candidates
The Punjab government has reserved 50 percent of the internship seats for female candidates.
The quota aims to increase women’s participation in environmental leadership, climate policy and public-sector initiatives.
The program also includes a special quota for graduates who have completed their qualifications from foreign institutions.
Eligibility Criteria
Interested candidates should check the eligibility rules and terms available on the official application portal. Applicants should apply only if they meet all requirements mentioned by EPCCD.
They should also prepare their CNIC, recent photograph, academic records and other documents requested by the online system.
How to Apply for Punjab Climate Internships
Candidates can apply through the officialPunjab Climate Internship portal.
Applicants should open the portal and create an account if required. They must then complete their personal and academic profile and provide the requested information.
Candidates should upload clear copies of all required documents, select the relevant program and review the application carefully.
After checking the information, applicants should submit the form and save a screenshot or copy of the completed application for their records.
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