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  • cobenefits_webinar_summary.pdf

    operating in silos. The CS-NOW programme is assessing UK climate action against key climate risks identified in the UK's third Climate Change Risk Assessment (CCRA3). Risk assessments are also relevant at a city level or even at an organisational level. Different actions can also be implemented

  • A month of contrasts for January’s weather

    to December, with just 27.9 hours, around two-thirds of normal and less than an hour a day. January’s sunny theme was replicated across much of the UK, with England and Scotland recording sunshine amounts within their top ten sunniest for the month, with Wales and Northern Ireland also seeing

  • getting-started.pdf

    , is taken from the LACS tool. These modules will be separated out by hazard type and will focus on climate projections and projected indicators (e.g. number of hot days). The third module will refer to both the LACS tool as well as the Local Partnerships Tool. It ought to be noted though

  • How is Summer 2025 shaping up so far?

    , further drought declarations were issued across parts of the UK, following what has been the driest January to June for England since 1976. This past weekend saw the third official heatwave of the summer, and temperatures are set to rise again at the end of this week.  Spring 2025 was exceptional

  • How weather and climate change are shaping global food security

    of Warwick to develop tools for estimating pest emergence and assessing crop resilience. We also support the UK’s Third National Adaptation Programme (NAP3) and the Climate Change Risk Assessment (CCRA3), helping to identify and address key risks to the agri-food sector. Our work with Defra’s Genetic

  • Memo

    in line with sustainability guidance and submit forms as appropriate. 12.4 The Met Office will consider options of exploiting the life of the asset longer; the opportunity to resell goods to a third party or the manufacturer and the use of second user equipment where it proves value for money

  • Open Data Policy

    generates about 4% of the data that is used as an input to its operations. In some cases specific licence terms restrict the use of that data to create profitable revenue either by the Met Office or by third parties. In this case the data cannot be released as Open.  In response to the challenges

  • TerraFIRMA: Advancing climate change mitigation for a sustainable future

    to 2020 levels. Methane, one of the most potent greenhouse gases, is responsible for a third of current warming from human activities. The project is examining the climate forcing and air quality responses to the adoption of this pledge, as well as considering potential co-benefits resulting from

  • cara-flyer---climate-action-for-a-resilient-asia_nov24.pdf

    as monitoring and evaluation activities. She is responsible for handling day-to-day operational tasks related to these projects, which amount to a third of CARA’s total budget. Jaya Singh Verma | Senior Policy & Programme Manager Contact: jaya-singh.verma@fcdo.gov.uk (based in New Delhi) Jaya focuses

  • getting-startedpdf

    , is taken from the LACS tool. These modules will be separated out by hazard type and will focus on climate projections and projected indicators (e.g. number of hot days). The third module will refer to both the LACS tool as well as the Local Partnerships Tool. It ought to be noted though

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