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to be established, including for example further cross-WCSSP workshops, a cross-WCSSP seminar series or a cross- WCSSP workspace to share and exchange content. Figure 1. Proposed future structure of WCSSP In addition, delegates at the workshop were clear that partners want to maximise the legacy of WCSSP

to prepare for the ongoing weather, including the prolonged dry weather many experienced. Met Office Managing Director for Products and Services Simon Brown, who works to ensure Met Office information can be used effectively for a range of sectors, reflected on the season. He said: “The focus for us through

group (FSNWG) - Zita Ritchie(FAO) Facilitator: Mr. John Mungai, Chairperson: Mr. Mojwok Ogawi, Rapporteur: Mr Herbert Misiani Supported by: Fund Manager: The facilitator thanked ICPAC for giving WISER a chance to explain the progress of WISER program. He informed the meeting that the first phase

approach. Sharma mentioned the recent HKH Assessment Report, which reflects the lack and uncertainty of data in higher elevations. He spoke about ICIMOD’s work in the region and the need for capacity building and climate services to be developed at the regional level. The final contribution

should continue to fund air quality modelling in the future. The intention is to help the secretariat and MO to understand how air pollution forecasts are used, the frequency of use and what people want from them. DR informed the group that the MO has made some changes behind the scenes as to how

the spotlight on this within government to raise the importance of PWS more widely. - JP thanked DP for his contribution to the group; DP has led the group extremely well over the last year and JP wanted to recognise this contribution. - JP also noted that there are a number of new strategies being

of the meteorological advice his staff could provide, the director of the Meteorological Office, W Napier Shaw, acted quickly. In just over a month he had completed initial negotiations with the war office and arranged for the establishment of the Meteorological Field Service as a section of the Royal

feedback from employees who had previously found training inaccessible and also welcomed the inclusion of pronouns and characters who identified as non-binary. As we continue our journey in developing our corporate essentials, we want to ensure that our corporate essentials continues to be inclusive

, we want to ensure that our corporate essentials continues to be inclusive and responsive to the needs of our employees. “ “ It was great to see that one of the characters had they/them pronouns in the scenarios. I just thought I’d share with the group as it seemed a nice little way the Met Office

…………………………………………………………….3 2. Introduction…………………………………...…………………………………6 3. What weather forecast information do farmers want?................................7 4. The farmers’ preferred channels of communication………………………..8 5. The production of weather forecasts at the county level ………………….10 6