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  • wiser0241_w2-sip_water_sector.pdf

    guidelines to support the implementation of MoW’s mandate. These guidelines delineated key climate information needed by the water sector, the stakeholders, their roles and contributions to the services roll out. The guidelines are key contributions to the ongoing revamp of the sector. My take from

  • AGRHYMET Assessment Final Report

    ...................................................................................................................... 6 2.3 Mandate .................................................................................................................... 7 2.4 Governance ............................................................................................................... 8 2.5 Products and Services

  • policy-brief-2---gender.pdf

    : Beth Mackay 6 RECOMMENDATIONS If ‘business as usual’ in climate services projects is to be redefined to be more inclusive of gender and other marginalised groups, both funders and project implementers have key roles to play. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR DONORS TO DESIGN GENDER- SENSITIVE PROJECTS Mandate

  • rwanda-project-summary-final.pdf

    of programmes. Supported by: Fund Manager: The Twigire Muhinzi agriculture extension approach was also used to co-produce climate services for farmers. This is where farmer champions from villages are trained and then receive climate information. The champions are then mandated to train their peers

  • wiser0192_tanzania_cx_cafe190719.pdf

    café and challenged everyone to realize the importance and prioritization of weather and climate information. 3. 0 Presentations During the café, Tanzania Meteorological Agency (TMA) representative (Wilberforce Kikwasi) made a presentation on their mandate as generators/source of climate information

  • ACMAD Assessment Final Report

    ..................................................................................................... 6 2.3 Mandate .................................................................................................................... 8 3. Programmes, Products and Services ........................................................................... 9 3.1 Status of ACMAD

  • Kyoto cherry blossom dates shifted by human influence

    significant attention for the stunning cherry blossom, is also a city with notable prominence in climate change science. The Kyoto Protocol was adopted in December 1997 and aimed to reduce the onset of global warming by reducing greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere. It was the first agreement between nations to mandate reductions in greenhouse gas emissions.

  • WCSSP South Africa

    of the project, and the role of SAWS as the mandated national meteorological service in South Africa, the project has a strong emphasis on the development of services delivered by SAWS – e.g., marine and energy services. Broader service development is focused on key hazards and sectors

  • World Meteorological Day 2025: Early warning systems are imperative

    to diverse audiences by translating messages into local languages. The 2025 theme of World Meteorological Day not only perfectly aligns with WISER EWSA’s mandate, but it also adds impetus to the work of many roleplayers tasked with strengthening the resilience of countless vulnerable communities across countries to respond effectively to severe weather events.  

  • Q&A report.xlsx

    to alter their mandate or revenue streams to be able to take on this role which is not always possible in projects but is important in the long term sustianability. 9 Quelle implications des organisations des Jeunes? What are the implications of youth organizations? Involving youth organisations

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