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. These control structures provide an adequate insight into the business of the Met Office and its use of resources to enable me to make informed decisions about progress against business plans and, if necessary, steer performance back on track. In doing this, I am supported by a governance framework

Office and its use of resources to enable me to make informed decisions about progress against business plans and, if necessary, steer performance back on track. In doing this, I am supported by a governance framework that includes the Met Office Board, its committees, internal and external audit

of resources to enable me to make informed decisions about progress towards our strategic objectives and key performance indicators and, if necessary, steer performance back on track. In doing this, I am supported by a governance framework that includes the Met Office Board, its Executive and senior

serves 5 countries (Burundi, Rwanda, Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda). In order to serve the full membership of ICPAC it is suggested that LVB-HyNEWS’s expand its domain to include all member countries of ICPAC thus include, South Sudan, Sudan, Eretria, Ethiopia and Djibouti. A viable approach to address this need is for the LVB-HyNEWS 5 member countries of the EAC to make this request to ICPAC steering

a clear understanding of the dynamics of the Met Office and its control structures. These control structures provide an adequate insight into the business of the Met Office and its use of resources to enable me to make informed decisions about progress against business plans and, if necessary, steer

between the events, and that participants at each event feel empowered to direct and steer the process of that and future events. Facilitation and process design are skills in themselves, skills which a researcher or government or NGO practitioner may have limited or no background and training

of Supply Steering Committee to understand their needs and develop a tailored impact-based weather and climate outlook using pioneering science and probabilistic modelling to predict the direction of travel for the season ahead. They continued to support the committee throughout the winter providing

more precipitation than the west (Figure 2), due to blocking and steering of flow and moisture by the steep Himalayan orography. Although there is large variation in spatial distribution from year to year (Shrestha, 2000). Most of the models demonstrate high positive ROC skill over the Nepal domain