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collections which are considered to be most useful and least well catalogued. With regard to previously un-catalogued collections the approach taken has been to prioritise: 1. Collections which are most regularly requested in order to provide more detailed information 2. Collections which

the influence of your project. Data are collected at least once a year, sometimes more regularly. You need to think about how often you have to collect data from your different stakeholders to determine the performance of your project and respond to your project management needs. Remember, data also have

Centre Pune (IMD) i Strengthening Climate Information Partnerships South Asia (SCIPSA) Revision History Date Version Author Detail 20/04/22 0.1 Rebecca Parfitt Blank Template 21/04/22 1.0 Rebecca Parfitt Addition of example text, tables & figures. 02/05/22 2.0 Rebecca Parfitt Implementation of TJ

. A visiting professor from the University of Reading and former Director-General of the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts, Alan is a highly respected meteorologist, both nationally and internationally. A new Head of Governance at the Met Office, Paul Chavasse, also added

of consultation under this Direction the planning authority must provide the consultee with – (a) a copy of the application for planning permission for the development in question together with – (i) copies of any submitted plans showing the location with a Grid Reference (to at least 6 figures each

the Central Statistical Agency, National Meteorological Supported by: Fund Manager: Agency, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, Early Warning Response Directorate, Livelihoods Integration Unit, World Food Programme, EU Joint Research Centre and Famine Early Warning Systems Network (Bastagli

. change projections. The new core computational models we are developing will allow a greater use of ensembles (a technique to assess multiple scenarios) to deliver more robust and usable forecasts. As we have refined the customer-centric anchor of our strategy, we have recognised the importance

if’ scenarios for national risk planning and accounting for sudden extreme changes in headroom. The Supplementary Green Book Guidance on accounting for climate change in public investments (Defra, 2024) specifies that, beyond 2035, it is necessary to use at least two climate scenarios – one consistent

projections. The new core computational models we are developing will allow a greater use of ensembles (a technique to assess multiple scenarios) to deliver more robust and usable forecasts. As we have refined the customer-centric anchor of our strategy, we have recognised the importance, over

salinisation. Climate change could also have positive impacts on crop yields and pasture/rangeland productivity in some rainfed and irrigated areas less affected by soil-water degradation, at least until the 2050s (3.1.2). Specifically, areas that either have moderate summers or grow several crops