Pakistani climate experts and analysts have criticized the government's fiscal planning for contradicting its climate commitments, citing measures that discourage renewable energy adoption, underinvestment in adaptation despite recurring floods, and failure to implement mandatory climate-risk screening required by IMF programs. With the country facing projected GDP losses of 6.5% by 2050 and annual climate disasters costing billions, experts warn that inadequate climate-proofing of public spending will increase vulnerability and adaptation costs.