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Asma Bibi, a PhD candidate at Tianjin University, is developing a 'climate-mental health-community' tri-resilience model based on her grassroots work across Pakistan. Having personally witnessed the 2010 floods, she has conducted over 1,200 community sessions and planted 16,000 trees. Her research integrates nature-based solutions with psychological support to help communities rebuild after climate disasters.
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